HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2016-03-09, Page 3Alzheimer Society legends lose
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faces $30,000 deficit semi-final
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If people in the commu-
nity don't donate the
required funds, reserves will
be called upon to cover the
deficit. But Barker noted the
organization is facing
demands for more services
as the incidence of dementia
in its various forms grows.
"We are part of the prov-
ince's Aging At Home strat-
egy - designed to keep peo-
ple living at home as
independently as possible
for as long as possible,"
Barker said in a news
release. "However we are the
only member of the service
team that is not fully
funded."
Only 60 per cent of the
society's annual budget is
funded by government or
other outside sources. The
Society depends on the gen-
erosity of the Grey -Bruce
community for the balance
of its funding.
Currently there are
3,546 people in Grey -
Bruce with a diagnosis of
dementia. However,
studies show that only
about one third of those
experiencing memory loss
or cognitive impairment
seek a diagnosis.
"That means that the
true number of those
affected could exceed
10,000," Barker said.
"Our current client base
exceeds 1,000, and we
know that that number is
only going to keep grow-
ing as increased aware-
ness and earlier diagnosis
increase," she said.
Barker said it is impor-
tant to remember that
money donated to the Alz-
heimer Society of Grey -
Bruce stays in the Grey -
Bruce community to
provide local services.
Donations can be made
in person or by mail at the
Alzheimer Society of
Grey -Bruce office at 753
2nd Ave. E. Owen Sound
ON N4K 2G9. Donations
can also be made by tele-
phone at 519-376-7230 or
1-800-265-9013 or online
at www.alzheimer.ca/
greybruce
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