Celebrating 25 years

For 25 years, the Alzheimer Society of B.C. has played an important role in the lives of people with Alzheimer’s disease, their families and caregivers.

From humble roots starting off in a North Vancouver home, the Society has grown tremendously over the years and has blossomed into an organization active in communities across the province.

Staying true to its goals, the Society continues to provide help for today and hope for tomorrow to those whose lives have been impacted by dementia.

Click here for an electronic copy of Twenty-Five Years of Memories: 1981 – 2006, the Alzheimer Society of B.C history booklet. Or contact your local Alzheimer Resource Centre for a printed copy.

Follow the links below to learn more about our history:

• Celebrating our 25th anniversary, a special supplement published by the VanNet Newspaper Group, with a wide range of information about the disease and the Alzheimer Society of B.C.
• Message from Rosemary Rawnsley, Executive Director
• Message from Nicole Bertrand, Volunteer President
• Photos: A look back over the years
• Newsrelease: Alzheimer Society says there’s hope for the future
• Twenty-Five Years of Memories: 1981 – 2006 booklet

	The Alzheimer Society of Canada has produced a presentation, The Story is Changing. It provides a general description of Alzheimer’s disease by sharing the stories of people impacted by dementia, and an overview of the Alzheimer Society and the services we provide. Click here to view The Story is Changing. Please note, the presentation will take between 5 and 10 minutes to load on your computer. For B.C.-specific information, continue browsing our website or contact your local Alzheimer Resource Centre.