Join us for an empowering webinar!
Discover Partnering for Progress: Washington State's Action Plan for Dementia webinars. Join us to hear about Washington state's plan to address dementia, ongoing actions and how YOU can help.
Who should attend?
- Public
- Aging and long-term care providers
- Community-based organizations
- Faith-based organizations
- Health care providers
- Public health staff
Webinar Date Options (same content each date) – No pre-registration required. Mark your calendar, save the link below, and use it to join us on your chosen date.
- 9 - 10:30 a.m. May 8, 2024
- 10 - 11:30 a.m. June 4, 2024
Zoom Meeting Links:
- May 8: Join Zoom Meeting
- June 4: Join Zoom Meeting
Let's partner for progress and create a more dementia-friendly community together! Your participation matters! #PartneringForProgress #DementiaCare #WashingtonState #CommunitySupport
Looking for information about memory loss or dementia?
Find help, guidance and planning tools at memorylossinfowa.org
The Dementia Action Collaborative (DAC) recently updated the Washington State Plan to Address Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias. This plan offers goals, strategies, and recommendations as a blueprint for action for the next five years. The DAC is a group of public and private partners committed to preparing Washington state for the growth of the population living with dementia. View the 2023-28 plan.
If you want to receive upcoming DAC meeting notices, please email dacpublic@dshs.wa.gov to request to be added to the DAC Stakeholder List.
Read the DAC Informational Sheet or the DAC Progress Report 2022 to learn more information.
DAC Information
- DAC One-Pager (updated February 2024)
- DAC Meetings
- "Let's Talk Dementia" Mini Videos
Six brief videos featuring Washingtonians with dementia and their care partners, talking about the value of early diagnosis and what they suggest for living well with dementia.
Dementia Resource Pages
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Individuals and Families |
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Health Care Providers and Community Organizations |
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Dementia-Friendly Communities and Resources |
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Dementia Action Collaborative Documents |