We are so excited to launch #CatchTheAce ✨♠️ If you hold the winning ticket, you win big. If your envelope holds the hidden Ace of Spades, you win even bigger! 50% of ticket sales help support the Alzheimer Society programs and services across Ontario. catchtheace4alz.ca

Listen to the facts: speed up vaccination for people with dementia who live at home. Click here to sign our petition: care2.com/listen-to-the-…

#CatchTheAce is here! ♠️ Tickets start at 3 for $10 and 50% of ticket sales support the Alzheimer Society programs and services. Get your tickets & pick your envelope now before Thursday, June 10 at 6 PM: catchtheace4alz.ca

Dementia is not a single disease and it is not a normal part of aging. So what exactly is #dementia? Learn more here: bit.ly/What-is-dement… If you are concerned that you or someone you care about may have dementia, please consult your doctor or contact us today.

Our first draw is happening on Thursday, June 10! 📣♠️ With tickets starting at just $10 and a large progressive weekly jackpot - what a better way to have fun from home while supporting a good cause. Get your tickets & pick your envelope now: catchtheace4alz.ca

Don't miss out on our first-ever Catch the Ace draw ♠️ Ticket sales for tonight's draw close at 6 PM so hurry on over to get your tickets & pick your envelope now. catchtheace4alz.ca

EDUCATION SESSION: Join @alzheimerldn for Dementia: The Basics with Dr. Borrie. Register here: bit.ly/dementia-theba…

Bi-weekly E-newsletter: June 11 - mailchi.mp/6b4500cb17b1/b…

Are you a caregiver of a person living with dementia who is interested in sharing your experiences of participating in daily life? Masters students at the University of Toronto are conducting a research study and need your help!

Our next #CatchTheAce draw is happening on June 17 at 6:30 PM! If you're lucky, that envelope may even contain the Ace of Spades and if that ticket is drawn, you'll automatically win the weekly cash prize AND the progressive jackpot! catchtheace4alz.ca

Here are some ways you can create a safe space for the person you care for, whether they self-identify as part of the LGBTQ2S+ community, or not. To learn more about providing services for LGBTQ2S+ seniors, visit rainbowhealthontario.ca.

The Alzheimer Society is shocked & disappointed to see callous videos being circulated on social media, dehumanizing people living with dementia. We stand firmly alongside the thousands of selfless PSWs who deliver care every day. Read our statement: bit.ly/MediaRelease-S…

Happy Father's Day from the Alzheimer Society! Reply below and share your favorite memory of your father in celebration of fathers everywhere!

It's #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay! If you are in need or are looking for additional resources and fact sheets regarding dementia within the Indigenous Communities, please go to: i-caare.ca/factsheets

Join our friends at the Alzheimer Society of Toronto for Non-Impact Aerobics (NIA) online! Register for Tuesdays: bit.ly/nia-tues-reg Register for Thursdays: bit.ly/aso--thurs-reg

Join our friends at the Alzheimer Society of Toronto biweekly on Wednesdays throughout the summer for Garden Wellness Café! Register here: bit.ly/garden-cafe-re…

Being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia is difficult for both the individual and those who care about them. Learn more about what you can do after a diagnosis here: bit.ly/as-10steps

Our history began long before the first #CanadaDay. We recognize the inequalities Indigenous Peoples have faced as a result of colonization. We continue to reflect on the history of Turtle Island & educate ourselves & others about our shared history with Indigenous communities.

Did you know blueberries are a #superfood that make for a healthier brain? 🧠 Blueberries are full of nutrients & antioxidants that are known to lower blood pressure and relief muscle pain! Learn more about a brain-healthy diet here: bit.ly/as-healthy-diet.

Join Alzheimer Society on July 20 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM for Overview of Mild Cognitive Impairment Webinar (MCI), to learn about the relatively new term used to describe changes in the brain that lead to difficulties with thinking skills. Register today: bit.ly/mci-register