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 Do's and Dont's Card. The desired outcome of the Do's and Dont's Card is to provide law enforcement with information on the number of senior drivers on the road and steps to take during a traffic stop.

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 Senior Driving Card. The desired outcome of the Senior Driving Card is to provide law enforcement with information on the number of senior drivers on the road and signs of unsafe driving.

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 the Identify and Evaluating the At-Risk-Older Adult Card. The desired outcome of the Identify and Evaluating the At-Risk-Older Adult Card is to assist law enforcement in identifying if someone is suffering from Alzheimer's or other related dementia's.

The IACP Alzheimer’s Initiatives training program, Responding to Alzheimer's Disease:Techniques for Law Enforcement and First Responders, is dedicated to providing public safety administrators, law enforcement officers, supervisors and executives, firefighters, EMS, EMT, and others from the first responder community with the most current Alzheimer’s and dementia training available. Our no-cost, one-day training sessions feature in-depth instruction to help your department enhance its capacity to handle calls involving people with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia.

The IACP Alzheimer’s Initiatives training program, Responding to Alzheimer's Disease:Techniques for Law Enforcement and First Responders, is dedicated to providing public safety administrators, law enforcement officers, supervisors and executives, firefighters, EMS, EMT, and others from the first responder community with the most current Alzheimer’s and dementia training available. Our no-cost, one-day training sessions feature in-depth instruction to help your department enhance its capacity to handle calls involving people with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia.

The IACP Alzheimer’s Initiatives training program, Responding to Alzheimer's Disease:Techniques for Law Enforcement and First Responders, is dedicated to providing public safety administrators, law enforcement officers, supervisors and executives, firefighters, EMS, EMT, and others from the first responder community with the most current Alzheimer’s and dementia training available. Our no-cost, one-day training sessions feature in-depth instruction to help your department enhance its capacity to handle calls involving people with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia.

The IACP Alzheimer’s Initiatives training program, Responding to Alzheimer's Disease:Techniques for Law Enforcement and First Responders, is dedicated to providing public safety administrators, law enforcement officers, supervisors and executives, firefighters, EMS, EMT, and others from the first responder community with the most current Alzheimer’s and dementia training available. Our no-cost, one-day training sessions feature in-depth instruction to help your department enhance its capacity to handle calls involving people with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia.

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 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.