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Why Consider Hosting the NTG Canada Dementia Curriculum?
Does your organization support older-aged adults with an intellectual disability, some of whom may have dementia? Does your staff team require training on this topic?
Aging and dementia are growing topics of concern in the disability service sector. There are very few training opportunities in Canada, focused specifically on dementia as it affects adults with intellectual disabilities.
Hosting a NTG-Canadian Consortium workshop allows multiple agencies to send staff to a training, it helps create a provincial network of trainers where everyone can brainstorm ideas and approaches to improve support, collaborate and learn from each other.
Responsibilities & What to Expect
- Connect with community organizations who may be interested in this topic
- Engage with other community agencies (ID and seniors/LTC), to gauge the interest in attending
- Confirm best training dates (3 days) for your community
- Work with an administrative team (Reena) to confirm details and responsibilities
- Confirm a venue for the training
- Confirm catering for lunches
- Provide information about hotels nearby for those who are travelling a distance.
- Promote the training.
The NTG-Canadian Consortium Administrative Supports Agency (Reena) and the NTG Canada Master Trainers work closely with the Host agency to ensure a successful event.
Learn more by downloading our host document below.
- Help with developing a budget and addressing planning details.
- Creating a registration flyer.
- Information dissemination including posting on the NTG Canada website
- Ongoing support for creating a successful workshop.
Common Questions
Unfortunately, those arrangements are not possible.
Yes, BUT you will be reimbursed for any costs that incur to host the event outside of your costs to register your staff.
Yes, but it takes a couple of days for it to be processed.
There are no refunds however, there can be substitutions with enough notice.
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