Tuesday, December 7, 2021

Older Adults and Extreme Cold; New!! Supporting Caregivers; Embedding Caregiving Across the Full Community Webinar; Elevating Dementia Caregiving Webinar Recording

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New!! Older Adults and Extreme Cold

 

 

 

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Older adults are more sensitive to cold than younger adults.  Read our new Older Adults and Extreme Cold page on how to stay warm and safe during the winter months and avoid cold-related illnesses and injuries.

 



New!!  Supporting Caregivers

 

 

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Caregivers need recognition and support to do the vital work of caring for older adults and people with disabilities or chronic health conditions. Read our November web feature, Supporting Caregivers, to learn about caregiving, caregivers, and their challenges and risks.

 

 

 

Chief Health Strategists: Embedding Caregiving Across the Full Community Webinar

 

Tuesday, December 7, 2021

2:00 PM to 3:00 PM (EST)

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Caregiving is a crucial yet often overlooked component of community life. Public health agencies are uniquely suited to address challenges posed by unpaid dementia caregiving by using a chief health strategist approach. Join the Alzheimer’s Association on Tuesday, December 7, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. EST, for Chief Health Strategists: Embedding Caregiving Across the Full Community

 

Please register in advance.

 

 

Elevating Dementia Caregiving Webinar Recording

 

 

The number of people in the United States living with dementia and family caregivers continues to rise, yet, dementia caregiving remains an emerging public health priority. Watch the webinar recording to learn how and why dementia caregiving is a public health concern. 

 

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CONTACT US

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