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Keeping connected important for those with dementia

Social distancing measures introduced in March this year have kept many Western Australians safe from Coronavirus. Yet these measures also highlighted the need to stay connected to the more vulnerable members of our community who live alone or who are…

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Alzheimer’s WA welcomes new Chair and Deputy Chair

We thank Mr Masarei for his service Mr Masarei leaves a significant legacy of his 22 years of outstanding voluntary service and his personal commitment to raising awareness of dementia in our community. His dedicated service has been highly regarded…

| By martin.horne@alzheimerswa.org.au | News and Events

Tackling men’s health with lifestyle changes

It seems men get the short straw when it comes to good health. Australian men live, on average, four years less than women. Although men make up just over half the workforce, almost all workplace fatalities are men. They make…

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Munda Biddi Meander – by Julie Cowperthwaite

Late last year Julie Cowperthwaite rode from Perth to Albany in support of Alzheimer’s WA. Read Julie’s story below. I recently lost both my parents and several aunts and uncles to Alzheimer’s disease, giving me reason to ride the Munda…

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Assistive Technology – a bright future for digital health in dementia care

At a time when staying connected and engaged with loved ones has never been more important digital health, assistive devices, independent living aids and adaptive equipment can help with independent living and also support carers. The role of technology in…

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Helpful hints and assistance during Coronavirus restrictions

Our hints and tips will help you through this time of Coronavirus restrictions. We have included ideas for help with grocery shopping, seeking medical assistance, and keeping mentally, physically and socially active. Help with grocery shopping Ask a family member,…

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Tips to stay safe while out during Coronavirus restrictions

The Coronavirus has been shown to survive on surfaces for up to several days. While the risk of transmission from surfaces is low, it is still important to be mindful of what we touch when we leave the house. Social…

| By martin.horne@alzheimerswa.org.au | News and Events

Tips for making a home more dementia friendly

Around 70 per cent of people living with dementia live at home, and ideally will continue to live at home for as long as possible. If your loved one is living with dementia at home, it might be worth thinking…

| By martin.horne@alzheimerswa.org.au | News and Events

Stay connected while distancing

Keeping up social connections is vital for maintaining wellbeing, now more than ever before. As we continue to practice social distancing and stay at home it is easy to feel disconnected and alone, and the damaging impact of social isolation…

| By martin.horne@alzheimerswa.org.au | News and Events

Benefits of occupational therapy

Occupational therapists are qualified health professionals who specialise in enabling people with injury or disability, including dementia, to continue participating in everyday life and to retain their existing abilities for as long as possible. What can an occupational therapist help…

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Keeping connected important for those with dementia

Alzheimer’s WA welcomes new Chair and Deputy Chair

Tackling men’s health with lifestyle changes

Munda Biddi Meander – by Julie Cowperthwaite

Assistive Technology – a bright future for digital health in dementia care

Helpful hints and assistance during Coronavirus restrictions

Tips to stay safe while out during Coronavirus restrictions

Tips for making a home more dementia friendly

Stay connected while distancing

Benefits of occupational therapy

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