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community resources and better ways to manage their situation. Call the Chapter’s Helpline at 1-800-207 8679 for information about support groups meeting in your area.

Education

Conferences and forums are offered year-round in the Northern Virginia area and are open to families and professionals, focusing on various aspects of Alzheimer’s disease, including increased knowledge of the disease, research, care of Alzheimer’s patients and coping strategies. The Chapter also provides a Speakers Bureau, in addition to skill-building training to family caregivers and professional staff from long-term care facilities. Moreover, the Chapter’s resource library is open to the public and houses more than 300 books, periodicals and journals, and nearly 100 videos.

Safe Return

A nationwide community-based safety-net program, Safe Return helps identify, locate and return individuals who are memoryimpaired and may wander away from home and become lost. The

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