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The NIA's vision is a Canada where older adults feel valued, included, supported, and better prepared to age with confidence.
@niageing.cađ Les Canadiennes et les Canadiens ont clairement exprimĂ© oĂč ils souhaitent vieillir.
81 % des personnes canadiennes ùgées de 50 ans et plus souhaitent rester à leur domicile ou dans une maison plus petite aussi longtemps que possible.
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@niageing.cađ Canadians have been clear about where they want to age.
81% of Canadians aged 50+ want to remain in their own home or a smaller home for as long as possible.
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@niageing.caLe Canada est dĂ©sormais un pays super- vieillissant : une personne canadienne sur cinq est ĂągĂ©e de 65 ans et plus, et prĂšs dâune sur quatre devrait avoir plus de 65 ans dâici la prochaine dĂ©cennie.
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@niageing.caCanada is now a super-aged nation, with 1 in 5 Canadians aged 65+ and nearly 1 in 4 expected to be over 65 within the next decade.
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@niageing.cađ§ Un diagnostic prĂ©coce de dĂ©mence peut aider les personnes Ă accĂ©der rapidement Ă de lâinformation, Ă des soins et Ă du soutien. Il peut Ă©galement leur donner du temps pour prendre des mesures afin de conserver leur autonomie le plus longtemps possible.
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@niageing.cađ§ An earlier dementia diagnosis can help people access information, care and support sooner. It can also provide more time to plan, and take steps to maintain independence for as long as possible.
@niageing.caLe nouveau rapport de lâINV examine comment des milliers dâorganismes communautaires aident les personnes ĂągĂ©es Ă rester en santĂ©, autonomes et socialement actives â et ce que le Canada doit faire pour renforcer ce secteur essentiel.
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@niageing.cađ New NIA Report
The NIA's new report examines how thousands of community organizations are helping older adults remain healthy, independent and connected â and what Canada needs to do to strengthen this essential sector.
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@niageing.caThe NIAâs new report â the second in a three-year series examining the state of dementia in Canada â identifies four priorities for strengthening dementia care in Canada.
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@niageing.cađ Q: What challenges do Canadians face throughout the dementia care journey?
A: People living with dementia and their caregivers can encounter barriers at many stages, from diagnosis through to end-of-life.
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@niageing.cađ§ Les deux tiers des personnes atteintes de dĂ©mence au Canada ne sont pas diagnostiquĂ©es
Cela signifie que de nombreuses personnes atteintes de démence ne bénéficient pas des informations, des soins et du soutien qui pourraient les aider.
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@niageing.cađ§ 2/3 of Canadians living with dementia are undiagnosed. This means many people living with dementia may not be getting the information, care and support that could help them.
The sooner you know, the more you can do.
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#SmallStepsBigDifference #DementiaAwareness
@niageing.cađąđ§ Dementia care should not depend on where you live.
Only seven of Canadaâs 10 provinces have developed a dementia strategy since 2010, while none of the territories currently have one.
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@niageing.cađNational Seniors Dayđ Today, we celebrate older adults and the many ways they contribute to our families, workplaces and communities. This year is especially meaningful for the NIA as we celebrate 10 years of working to improve the lives of older Canadians and the systems that support them.
@niageing.caNearly 61.7% of people living with dementia globally are estimated to remain undiagnosed. This means that between 1.3 and 2 million people could currently be living with dementia in Canada.
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@niageing.caToday, we recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We recognize the lasting impacts of residential schools on Indigenous Peoples, families & communities, and the importance of listening to Indigenous voices. Truth and reconciliation require ongoing learning, reflection and action.
@niageing.caImproving Influenza Vaccination Uptake Among Older Canadians
Join us for a webinar exploring what Canada can learn from countries such as England and Denmark, which have achieved higher influenza vaccination uptake among older adults.
đïž October 22
đ 12 p.m. ET
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@niageing.cađ§ In case you missed it, watch the NIAâs recent webinar exploring the state of dementia care in Canada and what needs to change to better support people living with dementia and their care partners.
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