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- Living with the disease
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Meal time
Discover how to encourage meal intake for people living with neurocognitive disorders, using a person-centred approach.
- Living with the disease
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Driving when diagnosed with a neurocognitive disorder
This fact sheet enables individuals living with neurocognitive disorders to engage in conversation with their loved ones and healthcare professionals about driving.
- Living with the disease
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Different types of communication
Discover how to adapt communication with people living with neurocognitive disorders throughout their care and life journey.
- Living with the disease
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About me as someone living with TNC
À propos de moi personne vivant avec un TNC
- Living with the disease
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About me – Instructions
About me – Instructions
- Philanthropie et vie associative
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Guide to organising a third-party event
Would you like to organize a fundraising event for the Alzheimer Society of Montreal? Download your practical guide to help you proceed with confidence.
- Philanthropie et vie associative
- Philanthropy and associative life
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Third-party event form
Use this form to submit your third-party event initiative to the Alzheimer Society of Montreal team.
- Philanthropie et vie associative
- Philanthropy and associative life
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Volunteering form
Would you like to help make a difference in your community? Fill out this volunteer registration form and send it to the Alzheimer Society of Montreal team.
- Philanthropy and associative life
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Membership form
Becoming a member of the Alzheimer Society of Montreal means choosing to get involved in your community. Use this form to join today.
- Philanthropie et vie associative
- Philanthropy and associative life
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My planned donation booklet
Intrigued by planned donation? Learn more about the many ways you can ensure your contribution to our mission continues long after you are gone.