• We can help
• First Link® Introduction
  • About First Link®
  • First Link® for healthcare professionals
• Education
  • Education for the caregiver
  • Education for the person with dementia
  • Upcoming Learning Series
  • Education for healthcare professionals
    • Provincial conference
    • Professional development opportunities
• Information and referral
  • Information for the caregiver
  • Information for the person with dementia
  • Information for health care professionals
    • Guidelines
    • Driving
    • Screening and diagnosis
      • Summary of cognitive screening tests
    • Training and e-learning
    • Research
    • Tough issues
  • Self referral
  • Dementia Helpline
• Support
  • Opportunities for socializing
• Public awareness
  • Heads Up for Healthier Brains: The Diet Connection
• Resources
  • Resources for caregivers
  • Resources for the person with dementia
  • For health-care professionals
    • Person-centred care in long-term care homes
      • Culture change towards person-centred care
        • Person-centred language guidelines
    • Screening and diagnosis
      • Summary of cognitive screening tests
    • Driving
    • Training and e-learning
    • Research
    • Tough issues
  • Brochures and publications
    • Recommended devices
  • Content in other languages
  • Multimedia
• Stories of hope
  • Living her legacy
  • A lifetime of volunteering
  • Dementia and driving
  • From dementia to diagnosis: a couple’s cautionary tale
  • Receiving more than you give
  • A favourite person
  • Your head and heart - more connected than you think
  • Transforming through volunteering
• Living safely
  • Safely Home
  • Tips on making your environment safe
• Alzheimer Society Message Board
• Other services in the community

Dementia Helpline

Learning to live with dementia or caring for a person with dementia can be overwhelming and isolating. Help and advice is just a phone call away. For confidential information, support and referral, call our dementia helpline at:

• 949-4141 in Regina

• 683-6322 in Saskatoon

• 1-800-263-3367 elsewhere in Saskatchewan.