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Alzheimer’s Association Partnering With Neighborhood Watch
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Nadia Storr, Fundraising Chair and Special Events Coordinator Bahamas Alzheimer’s Association explains missing elderly is a common occurrence.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – It’s not uncommon for the face of an elderly person to be splashed across social media labelling them as missing or for them to be found wandering the streets of New Providence.
Nadia Storr, Fundraising Chair and Special Events Coordinator Bahamas Alzheimer’s Association explains why this is a common occurrence.
Now, The Bahamas Alzheimer’s Association is working on an innovative new way to help by collaborating with neighborhood watch groups.
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