• Get involved
• Membership
• Volunteer
• Be a fundraiser
  • Walk for Memories
    • Why I Walk
  • Coffee Break
  • A Night to Remember
    • Sponsorship opportunities
  • Create your own event
• Raise your voice
  • World Health Organization report on dementia 2012
  • Canada-wide priorities
  • Importance of advocacy
  • Saskatchewan priorities
  • Rising Tide
    • Rising Tide: Summary
    • Rising Tide FAQ
    • Rising Tide in Saskatchewan
  • How to advocate
    • Speaking notes
  • Partnerships
• Ways to Donate
  • Donate online
  • Gifts of Securities
  • Planned Gifts
  • Gifts in Kind
  • Donor rights and protection
    • Receipting
    • Charitable registration number
    • Ethical Fundraising
• Share your experience
  • Become a spokesperson
  • Creative space
    • Art gallery
    • Writing room
      • The power of positive language
      • From the eyes of a 10 year old
      • The scarf
      • Tout oublier (French only)
      • Petite Fleur de la Mémoire Perdue (French only)
  • Personal stories
    • Brain exercise helps
    • Rural care challenges
    • A Family Affair
• Sponsorship and Corporation Donations

Raise your voice

The Alzheimer Society provides a voice for all Canadians affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias at all levels of government.

But we can’t do it alone. By working together we can offer the best care for today and the best hope for a world without Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.

For information about raising your voice, contact ceo@alzheimer.sk.ca or call the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan at 949-4141 in Regina or 1-800-263-3367 toll-free in Saskatchewan.

Priorities

Support from government is essential to support people with dementia and find a cure.

Importance of advocacy

We need support from our governments to make sure we meet the needs of everyone touched by dementia.

Rising Tide

How to advocate

Partnerships