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This network is no longer active. GADAA brought together organisations committed to helping people live well with dementia. Work continues under GADAA members.

London
Joined October 2014
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Today @GADAAlliance, @AlzDisInt & Alzheimer Pakistan launch ground-breaking research on the unique needs of people living with #dementia, before, during & after humanitarian emergencies gadaalliance.org/humanitaria…
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2/3rds of primary carers for people living with #dementia are #women. Discussions on the role of family caregiving need to fully recognise the disproportionate impact of unpaid care work on women & the implications including access to paid work @UN_Women #FamiliesOfToday
🚨 JUST RELEASED: #WomensProgress2019 🚨 How can laws, policies and public action support #FamiliesOfToday in ways that enable gender equality and women’s empowerment? Check it out here: unwo.men/K4ib50uMscL
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How can we reduce the risk of #dementia? Watch a recording of our webinar discussing the @WHO's new Risk Reduction Guidelines, moderated by @PaolaBarbarino, with panelists @MiiaKivipelto @KateSwaffer @kaarin_anstey and Neerja Chowdhary: alz.co.uk/adi-who-webinar-ri…
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Congrats to @AlzCanada @GovCanHealth @CDNMinHealth - #Canada has adopted a national plan on #dementia! Good to see disproportionate impact of dementia on #women recognised in the strategy & proactive approach to addressing it. More govts should follow bit.ly/2RqdZzC
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Today we join a global celebration. Show your solidarity on #WorldRefugeeDay. Surviving the war. Surviving the flight. Surviving the journey. 3% of refugees are seniors over 60 years old. ℹ️ ow.ly/dSsG50uIWVd #RefugeeDay
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📣Launched at #WD2019 with @georgeinstitute: New policy brief on delivering healthy lives & well-being for all women & girls around the world 👩🏻👧🏽outlining some of the gender-specific dimensions of #NCDs that #UHC must address. 👉🏼 ncdalliance.org/resources/de… #enoughNCDs
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Great report from @amnesty acknowledging that #health of older people in #humanitarian response is being ignored backs up our own findings: ‘Forgotten in a crisis’ - bit.ly/2V8zN2U @mattfwells
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Day 2 of #RefugeeWeek and we would love for you to check out @IMC_Worldwide Toolkit for the Integration of #MentalHealth in #Humanitarian Settings - This Toolkit aims to support the understanding and implementation of integrated mental health programs bit.ly/IMC_MHIntegrationTool…
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Very important research by @amnesty into the experiences of older people in #Myanmar: ‘Older people’s rights should inform humanitarian response and resourcing from a crisis’s first days, not as an afterthought.’ @mattfwells
For decades Myanmar’s ethnic minorities have suffered recurrent abuse at the hands of the military. The humanitarian community has responded to crisis after crisis, saving many lives. But older people are slipping through the cracks, their specific needs often overlooked.
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Today @amnesty launches new report. Many older persons in #Myanmar are excluded and ‘invisible’ during humanitarian response, including their #health needs not being met: bit.ly/2IncyyW
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Last chance to take part in the world's largest survey on attitudes around #dementia! It's available in over 30 languages and will only take 10mins to complete: bit.ly/2ImpGFJ - Deadline 15th June! *Please share with your networks*
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📢 our partners @ochapolicy released their annual report bit.ly/2WJ4aCA. Look fwd to continue work on #olderpersons in #emergency #crises. Read more: bit.ly/older-persons-emergen… – at New York, NY
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CLOSING SOON! Don't forget to complete our global #survey on attitudes around #dementia, which is available in 32 languages! Your input can make a huge difference: alz.co.uk/research/world-rep…
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And #Africa all this reason are compounded and with the stigma of dementia associated with witchcraft we have a long way in tackling #dementia .So many women will be killed and driven away from homes if we don’t tackle it.
Four reasons why dementia is a women's issue: 1. More women live with it 2. More women take on care of people with dementia 3. More women face stigma - the triple jeopardy of gender, age and medical condition 4. Evidence shows it affects women differently to men #WD2019
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Why is #dementia a women’s issue? More women live with Demetria, take on the care work, face stigma, and are uniquely impacted by it - @amyjlittle @GADAAlliance #NCDs #WD2019
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In many countries there are no words for dementia. This is despite the fact it is the 7th leading cause of death across the world - Amy Little #WD2019 @FIGOHQ @ncdalliance @GADAAlliance
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Global Alzheimer's and Dementia Action Alliance retweeted
Four reasons why dementia is a women's issue: 1. More women live with it 2. More women take on care of people with dementia 3. More women face stigma - the triple jeopardy of gender, age and medical condition 4. Evidence shows it affects women differently to men #WD2019
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Ending our day w/a packed room to discuss #NCDs & #gender - differences exist in exposure to risk factors, disease progression, diagnosis, treatment received, & stigma. Must take a comprehensive approach to #HealthForAll #WD2019
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