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The Alzheimer Society of B.C.’s most frequently used brochures have been translated to make important information more widely accessible.
Links to partner websites that offer information in other languages are also provided.
For more information, please contact your local Alzheimer Resource Centre.
Chinese
- 10 Warning Signs (2007)
- Bathing (November 2011)
- Communication: How we Communicate (November 2011)
- Communication: Tips and Strategies (November 2011)
- Dispelling the Myths (2007)
- Getting a Diagnosis (2007)
- Guidelines for Choosing an Activity (November 2011)
- Mealtime (November 2011)
- Programs & Services (April 2011)
- Reactive Behaviour (November 2011)
- Ready, Set, Plan! (October 2011)
- Reducing Caregiver Stress (November 2011)
- Safely Home® (2006)
- Travelling (November 2011)
- What is Alzheimer's Disease? (November 2011)
- What to Expect (November 2011)
The Alzheimer Society of B.C.'s Wandering Package is now available in Chinese:
- Identification Kit (November 2011)
- Wandering Information Kit (November 2011)
- Tips for Police (November 2011)
- Disorientation and Dementia (November 2011)
French
For information in French, visit La Fédération Québécoise des Sociétés Alzheimer, or the Alzheimer Society of Canada's French website, or contact your local Alzheimer Resource Centre.
Japanese
Korean
Farsi
Punjabi
Funded through the Alzheimer Society of B.C.’s Grant to Improve Dementia Care in B.C., information about dementia has been added to the South Asian Health Network website, www.ehealth.med.ubc.ca/dementia.
To view resources in languages not shown here, visit the Alzheimer's Disease International website for a list of online dementia resources in a variety of different languages.
The Alzheimer Society of B.C.’s most frequently used brochures have been translated to make this important information more widely accessible.
Links are also provided to partner websites available in other languages.For more information, please contact your local Alzheimer Resource Centre.
To view resources in languages not shown here, visit the Alzheimer's Disease International website for a list of online dementia resources in a variety of different languages.
