Dementia report exposes urgent policy failure in New Zealand
Alzheimers NZ says New Zealand is being left dangerously unprepared for a dementia crisis that will overwhelm families, communities, and the health ...
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📅 When: Tuesday 29 (from 1pm) and Wednesday 30 September
📍 Where: Grand Millennium Auckland and online
👉 Register: Please click on the ‘Next’ button below
Day one (Making the Action Plan real) on Tuesday 29 September is a half day and starts from 1pm. Day two (Service innovations and workforce) on Wednesday 30 September is a full day.
For the full conference programme, visit the Alzheimers NZ event webpage.
Registration fees:
In-person (Auckland) - $625 + GST
Online - $150 + GST
If you are living with dementia mate wareware or are a whānau care partner you are not charged a registration fee.
If you are attending the event in a professional capacity or are employed by an organisation to provide care to people with dementia mate wareware you will need to pay for your registration. We really appreciate your support – thank you.
The Alzheimers 2026 Conference event is managed by our event partner, Verve. For questions about the event please phone (+64) 04 499 6909 or email: alzheimers@verve.co.nz.
Republished from: https://au.entegy.events/alzheimersnzconference2026register
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