News Articles for Alzheimer's WA

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Warren Harding, Brianna Peake, Andrew Taplin, Mhairi Cowden, Michael Douglas, Peta Fisher and Scott Steinkrug.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Anthea McKinnell, Ryan Taaffe, Matthew Howard, Valerie French, Clare Thompson, Adam Levine, Kellie Properjohn, Hayden Groves, Damian Collins, Pauline White, Emma Jack, Prue Campbell, Gemma McGrath and Susan Downes.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Trent Bartlett, Susan Male, Isabelle Deschamps, Craig Amos, Ella Dachs, Rachael Whitworth, Mark Hyde, Jennifer Tropiano, Mandee de Reus, Mary Roseingrave, Ching Yee Tan and Colin Judd.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Stephen van Leeuwen, Lachlan Hunter, Paula Rogers, Majo Merriam, Leo Tsaknis, Troy Flannery and Jimmy Lee.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Rabia Siddique, Warren Harding, Craig Masarei, Claire Tota, Deirdre Pennock, Courtney Burrows, Colleen Handy, Adrian Fitzpatrick, Vicky Papachristos and Richard Dammery.

Our board moves wrap includes Warren Harding, Craig Masarei, Sean Maher, Michael Pixley, Shannon Coates, Matthew Foy, Andy Goodwin, Paul Ladislaus, Ashok Parekh, Peter Bilbe, Bernie Ridgeway, Paul House, Dean Hildebrand, Geoff Brayshaw, Karl Paganin, William Kuan, Sally Langer, Maree Arnason, Robert Scott, Phillip Hains, Alfred Gillman, Christopher Knee, Keong Kok Chan, Peter Williams, Graeme Smith, and Bret Silvey.

SPECIAL REPORT: Technology could help people live independently at home longer and improve care in residential aged care facilities.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Tony Howarth, Jayden Rogers, Maria Davison, Mark Thompson and Ryan Northover.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Tammie Dixon, Guy Chalkley, Marvin Chan, Ella Dachs and Mellisa Teede.

After a turbulent year shifting from a national partnership, Alzheimer's WA is leading the charge to help WA communities deal with the growing number of dementia sufferers.

A suite of design principles tailored to improve the wellbeing of people living with dementia is shaping aged care facilities across the state.

In an exclusive Business News survey, leaders of some of WA's top charities reveal they are more optimistic than last year, despite increasing competition for funds, challenging economic times and charity fatigue.