Bladen County Division of Aging Director, Kelly Robeson released a statement on virtual learning opportunities. Robeson said, “Please take an opportunity to view the available virtual learning opportunities from the Alzheimer’s Association and share with those that may benefit.”
Alzheimer’s disease is a degenerative brain disease and the most common form of dementia.
Alz.org states, “As the coronavirus changes what daily life looks like, we know your new normal may look a little different too. That’s why we’re proud to offer these NEW virtual offerings hosted live by our North Carolina staff and volunteers.”
All of the following programs are free and available from the safety of your home. View educational programs now on their website: https://alz.org/nc/
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