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By 2031, 1.4 million Canadians will have dementia. That’s less than 20 years away.
Canada needs a national dementia strategy to curb the social, economic and personal costs of this disease and to better prepare us for the future.
The Alzheimer Society has proposed the creation of the Canadian Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Partnership (CADDP) to implement a national dementia strategy for Canada.
Before Canadians go to the polls on October 19, 2015, we want to open the dialogue and build a foundation for working together with elected representatives post-election.
Whether you have two minutes or several days, there are many ways to take action.
Become an Advocate
The Alzheimer Society of Manitoba is meeting with candidates. Give us a call at 204-943-6622 if you want to know the response of the candidates in your area to the development of a national dementia plan.
![Become-advocate](https://www.alzheimer.mb.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Become-advocate.jpg)
Tips for advocating during the election
Download our 2015 Advocacy Toolkit
In the News
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By 2031, 1.4 million Canadians will have dementia. That’s less than 20 years away.
Canada needs a national dementia strategy to curb the social, economic and personal costs of this disease and to better prepare us for the future.
The Alzheimer Society has proposed the creation of the Canadian Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Partnership (CADDP) to implement a national dementia strategy for Canada.
Before Canadians go to the polls on October 19, 2015, we want to open the dialogue and build a foundation for working together with elected representatives post-election.
Whether you have two minutes or several days, there are many ways to take action.
Become an Advocate
The Alzheimer Society of Manitoba is meeting with candidates. Give us a call at 204-943-6622 if you want to know the response of the candidates in your area to the development of a national dementia plan.
![Become-advocate](https://www.alzheimer.mb.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Become-advocate.jpg)
Tips for advocating during the election
Download our 2015 Advocacy Toolkit
In the News
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Whether you have two minutes or several days, there are many ways to take action.Become an Advocate
The Alzheimer Society of Manitoba is meeting with candidates. Give us a call at 204-943-6622 if you want to know the response of the candidates in your area to the development of a national dementia plan.
Tips for advocating during the election Download our 2015 Advocacy Toolkit In the News
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