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Winnipeg Committee for Safety

Living Safely with Dementia

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Safe communities are ones in which community members look out for each other. As rates of dementia increase, especially amongst our aging population, it is vital that we are all equipped with the knowledge necessary to assist community members who show signs of Dementia. This might mean helping a person who appears lost or assisting them in accessing the supports they need.

In partnership with experts from the Alzheimers Society of Manitoba, Living Safely with Dementia is designed to equip all community members with the knowledge they need to understand, recognize and support people with Dementia to live safely in our communities.

Download the Living Safely with Dementia tool:

Living safely with dementia

Living safely with dementia

Vivre en sécurité malgré la démence

Vivre en sécurité malgré la démence

Last update: January 26, 2021
Our Vision and Mission

The WCFS believes that safety is a fundamental human right. Safe communities begin with a shared goal of capacity building, derived from working together towards common objectives. We promote and increase the safety of our city and our citizens by providing support, education and collaborative goals to help make our city safer.

Our mission is to work proactively to maintain and improve the safety of each of our citizens for the advancement of community well-being.

Make the Right Call
  • Emergency calls:
    Call 9-1-1
  • Police non-emergency calls:
    1-204-986-6222
  • City Services: 3-1-1

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