September is World Alzheimer’s Month and incorporates World Alzheimer’s Day on 21 September. During September the Foundation will join this international campaign to raise awareness and reflect on the impact of the disease.
Currently more than 1,800 Australian’s are diagnosed with dementia every week.
Worldwide, someone is diagnosed with dementia every 3 seconds.
This disease will affect a greater number of people as the years pass. We need a major medical breakthrough.
We will be holding various events and sharing the latest in Alzheimer’s research.
Public Lectures – Wednesday 14th September
Join the researchers who fight for memories at an update on the latest in Alzheimer’s disease research. One morning and one evening lecture will be held with the information duplicated at each one. There is no charge to attend these lectures but a booking is required.
10am in the State Library Theatre
State Library of Western Australia
25 Francis Street, Perth Cultural Centre, Perth
Light morning tea served after lecture
6pm in the McCusker Auditorium
Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research
6 Verdun St, Nedlands
Light refreshments served before the lecture from 5.30pm
Please rsvp to either of these lectures by phone 9347 4200 or email us by Monday 12th September.
60s & 70s Nostalgia Quiz Night – Wednesday 21st September on World Alzheimer’s Day
A selection of dinner and drinks options will be available on the evening
Please book your tickets here. Early bookings are recommended. These nights are known to sell out very quickly.
General Info and Updates – All month
All month we will be sharing information and updates about Alzheimer’s research. Make sure you have liked our Facebook page to get the latest news. Like the Foundation on Facebook