The dementia crisis in Ontario is only getting worse. Early diagnosis shouldn’t take years.

Over 334,000 Ontarians live with dementia, a number expected to more than triple by 2050.

Right now in Ontario, families are waiting months, sometimes over a year, for a dementia diagnosis. That's lost time. Lost options. Lost hope. It doesn't have to be this way.

The Alzheimer Society of Ontario is leading a first-of-its-kind initiative to change the system by offering early cognitive screening in local communities and building Canada's first dementia registry.

This means faster diagnosis, earlier care, and better access to new treatments as they become available. But they can't do it without your support.

Add your name now to demand earlier, equitable access to dementia diagnosis and care. Every voice helps us push for change and every donation brings hope for those that need it most.