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Dementia Australia Locals are getting ready for the Hobart Memory Walk & Jog 2021, which will be held on Saturday 13 March 2021 at the Regatta Grounds. The course is family-friendly, suitable for all levels of fitness, and there will be prizes for the top fundraisers, as well as raffles, plenty of entertainment, food stalls and special guest appearances from Memory Walk & Jog mascot Al the Elephant. You can choose to take part as an individual or get a team together, and select whether you take part in a 2km or 6km walk, or 8km run. Currently there are an estimated 11,500 people living with d...

Dementia Australia Locals are getting ready for the Canberra Memory Walk & Jog 2021, which will be held on Sunday 28 February at Barrine Dr, Lake Burley Griffin. Currently there are an estimated 6,000 people living with dementia in the Australian Capital Territory. With that figure projected to increase to an estimated 19,000 by 2058, events like Memory Walk & Jog play an important role not only in funding support, but also in raising awareness of dementia. Funds raised through the Memory Walk & Jog series help provide invaluable support, education and resources for people living with dementi...

Another location of support for people with dementia and their carers Alzheimer Portugal and the Municipality of Portimão have recently signed an agreement for the provision of premises for the headquarters of the Association’s local office (NÚCLEO DO ALGARVE.) Alzheimer’s patients and their carers in the Algarve have, since 1 September, a location in Portimão to provide them with the help they need and already benefit from. Edite Reis and Liliana Ferreira are the two voluntary coordinators who, over the last six years, have been developing this mission and have managed to open up the ...

22x 100 pull-ups - totalling 2200 22x 200 push-ups - totalling 4400 22x 300 squats - totalling 6600 44x 1.6km runs - totalling 70.4km And he did it all while wearing a 10kg weighted vest. Sunshine Coast trainer Jamie Milne had been taking part in the attempt as well but was forced to pull out on Friday morning. "I'm pretty sore but we did get it which was fantastic," Mr Milne said. "I ended up getting pulled off because of medical reasons. "I was removed at 10am, unfortunately I just wasn't good enough and my body all seized up I had full body cramps and it's still cramping now."

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