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The NTG-Canadian Consortium, together with Reena, updated existing guidance documents (adaped from the NTG-US guidance) to reflect the Canadian perspective, with the input of people with intellectual disabilities, their families and other care providers. This project included five (5) provinces B.C., Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan.
As recognized in Canada’s National Dementia Strategy, the primary objective of this ground-breaking project was to update and adapt existing guidance developed by the National Task Group (NTG-US) on Intellectual Disabilities and Dementia Practices, utilizing a Canadian perspective.
By focusing on individuals living with dementia who also have an intellectual disability, the project created vital information for adults with intellectual disabilities, their families, and community disability, health care, and senior-serving organizations/services. Our goal is to enhance the provision of quality dementia-capable services and supports, ultimately improving the lives of those affected.
Canadian Guide for Community Care and Supports for Adults with Intellectual disabilities Affected by Dementia
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Understanding Stages of Dementia For Adults with Intellectual Disabilities – A booklet to go with the 2024 Canadian Guide for Community Care and Support for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Affected by Dementia.
To Review the April 25th, 2024 Community Guide webinar, please click here.
NTG-Early Detection Screening for Dementia
Actions and Ideas to Help with Dementia
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Effective care strategies for adults with disabilities and dementia
Understanding and supporting adults with disabilities and dementia
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