We’re proud to partner with @AlzheimerSocietyOnt to present a powerful, multi-part special: Dementia in the Afro-Caribbean Community. 📺 This groundbreaking series shines a light on the stories, struggles, and resilience of Afro-Caribbean families, caregivers, and experts. For too long, these voices have been overlooked. This is more than TV—it’s an important conversation our community needs. Together, let’s break the silence and raise awareness. 💜 This episode is Part 3 of our Dementia in the Afro-Caribbean Community series. It features a powerful panel discussion on the different types of retirement homes, available programs, and how to financially prepare and have those important conversations with your loved ones.
The panel consists of our moderator,
Ngozi Iroanyah, Director of Health Equity and Access at Alzheimer Society of Ontario,
Carolyn Neblett, MSW, Social Work BSO Community Lead, Alzheimer’s Society of Toronto
Dr Ingrid Waldron, PhD, MA, Professor, HOPE Chair, Global Peace and Social
Justice Minnelle Williams, End of Life Educator, Founder, Ending Well with Minnelle
Christiana Edi, RN, CDCES, RHN, GMHT, Founder of Alexis Lodge, Author
This is Part 3 of a 3-part series. If you or someone you know is experiencing signs or symptoms of dementia, then click – https://firstlinkontario.ca/ to access various resources.
SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS
