Learning new skills can help you face the daily realities of living with and caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia – and it may help you better understand your own feelings. The Alzheimer Society of Manitoba offers Family Education throughout the province to educate and empower people with dementia, their families and friends.
View the Winter 2023 Family Education Calendar now.
Upcoming Seminars
VIRTUAL – Living With Dementia: First Steps – Part 3
VIRTUAL – Caregiver Guilt and Stress: Moving from Ideal to Real
Living with Dementia: First Steps – Part 1
Virtual and Seniors for Seniors, 311 Park Ave E, Brandon, MB
The Importance of Health Care Decisions & End of Life Discussions in the Dementia Journey
Virtual and Deer Lodge Community Centre, 323 Bruce Ave E., Winnipeg, MB
Income Tax and Other Financial Matters
Virtual and Alzheimer Society of Manitoba Boardroom, 10-120 Donald Street, Winnipeg, MB
Hands-On Care Partner Workshop, presented by Community Therapy Services
River Heights Community Centre, 1370 Grosvenor Avenue, Winnipeg, MB
Living with Dementia: First Steps – Part 3
Virtual and Alzheimer Society of Manitoba Boardroom, 10-120 Donald Street, Winnipeg, MB
Genetics & Alzheimer’s Disease – What You Need to Know
Virtual and Garden City Community Centre, 725 Kingsbury Ave., Winnipeg, MB
Past Seminars
VIRTUAL – Medications as We Age: How to Make the Most of Them and Prevent Harmful Effects
Virtual Webinar
VIRTUAL – Living With Dementia: First Steps – Part 2
Financial Confidence Workshop, presented by IG Wealth Management
VIRTUAL – Financial Confidence Workshop, presented by IG Wealth Management
2022 Care4u Family Conference
VIRTUAL – Conversations about Driving
Conversations about Driving
Beyond the Headlines: Uncovering Dementia Myths – Sponsored by Brightwater Senior Living of Winnipeg
Living With Dementia: First Steps – Part 1
VIRTUAL – Living with Dementia: First Steps – Part 1
Virtual via Zoom
For more information, please call Jennifer Vicente-Licardo, Education Manager at
204-943-6622 or email alzeducation@alzheimer.mb.ca