Alzheimer's

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement and motor assist units with a resource.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement with article publications on those affected by Alzheimer's. The desired outcome of the article publications is to provide law enforcement with awareness about the issues involving those with Alzheimer's and other related dementia's.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement with a Locative Technologies Brochure. The desired outcome of the Locative Technologies Brochure is to provide law enforcement with information about the latest technologies available for use for tracking persons with Alzheimer's who go missing.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement with an Evaluative Questions to Ask Caregivers Card. The desired outcome of the Evaluative Questions to Ask Caregivers Card is to assist law enforcement in the investigative process when someone with Alzheimer's or other related dementia's goes missing.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement with a concepts and issues paper. The desired outcome of this concepts and issues document is to assist law enforcement with better understanding the topics faced by those affected with Alzheimer's and other related dementia's.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement with a model policy. The desired outcome of this model policy is to assist law enforcement with developing and/or providing ideas on how to better interact with those affected by Alzheimer's and other related dementia's.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement with an overview brochure. The desired outcome of this overview brochure is to make law enforcement agencies aware of the resources, tools, and training that the IACP's Alzheimer's Initiatives can provide.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide both law enforcement and/or the general public with a state fact sheet on Alzheimer's. The desired outcome of this state fact sheet is to help raise awareness on the number of those affected by Alzheimer's and other related dementia's within the community.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement with a 10 Signs Pocket Card. The desired outcome of the 10 Signs Pocket Card is to provide law enforcement with signs that someone may have Alzheimer's.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's increases, the need for law enforcement intervention to assist this vulnerable population and their caregivers will also increase. Our organization will provide law enforcement with a Roll Call Training Video. The desired outcome of the Roll Call Training Video is to provide law enforcement with training on how to better interact with those suffering from Alzheimer's and other related dementia's.