ALZ PRODUSENTE

We have established support groups throughout the country for the person living with dementia in the early stages as well as for family members of those living with dementia. ADASA NPC also offers zoom training sessions, seminars, and webinars regularly.

We have a selection of 11 flyers and 2 pamphlets available. Please contact our national office at to get your copy electronically. For a hard copy, please note handling and administration fees, plus postage fees, must be covered by the person who places the order.

Whether you are caring for someone who has the disease; have a friend or family member about whom you’re concerned; or if you – yourself – have been recently diagnosed, in the fight against dementia and Alzheimer’s, education is a critically important “weapon.” Too often, people dismiss the importance of dementia and Alzheimer’s education: “It’s not going to change the diagnosis … I’m better off not knowing what’s ahead … I can handle it. How hard can caregiving be …” Equipping yourself with information about dementia will dramatically improve your support and assistance as a caregiver, significant others, and the quality of life of the person with the disease.

Whether you are caring for someone who has the disease; have a friend or family member about whom you’re concerned; or if you – yourself – have been recently diagnosed, in the fight against dementia and Alzheimer’s, education is a critically important “weapon.” Too often, people dismiss the importance of dementia and Alzheimer’s education: “It’s not going to change the diagnosis … I’m better off not knowing what’s ahead … I can handle it. How hard can caregiving be …” Equipping yourself with information about dementia will dramatically improve your support and assistance as a caregiver, significant others, and the quality of life of the person with the disease.

Source: https://www.alzint.org/

ADASA NPC facilitates support groups led by staff or trained volunteers where family members, caregivers, nurses, and others can learn and support each other. We have support groups in 8 provinces of South Africa.