US EditionCaregivers honoured as Vernon walk looks to raise Alzheimer's funds
- Vernon will host the Walk for Alzheimer's on Sunday, May 25, at Ellison Elementary School to honor caregivers and those affected by dementia.
- The event occurs as part of a provincial effort including 19 communities, aiming to raise awareness and funds supporting the large network of caregivers across British Columbia.
- Caregivers in B.C. Contribute nearly 68 million hours of unpaid assistance and often experience higher rates of depression and financial challenges; the walk serves to celebrate their commitment and generate funding for essential services and research initiatives.
- Michael Hladun, who holds the role of senior vice president at Go Auto, emphasized the necessity of providing caregivers with tailored support, underscoring the company’s commitment as the provincial sponsor and the significance of raising public awareness about dementia’s impact on communities.
- The walk will promote caregiver support from diagnosis to end-of-life stages, providing safe spaces and connection, and reflects a province-wide commitment to addressing dementia's impact.
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