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Single copies of brochures and handouts are complimentary.
For large or bulk quantities, permission is granted to download and
duplicate.
Permission is granted to download and duplicate the following brochures and handouts.
What
is Alzheimer’s Disease?
 About
Alzheimer’s Disease Statistics
About
the Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
Stages
of Symptom Progression in Alzheimer’s Disease
Steps
to Understanding Challenging Behaviors
Techniques
for Managing Problem Behaviors
Communication
Strategies for Interacting with People with Memory Loss
Combativeness
and Alzheimer’s Disease
About
Grief, Mourning and Guilt
Care,
Medication & Appointment Logs
A two-sided handout designed for front line employees
(tellers) at financial institutions to help them spot the red
flags of financial exploitation and then describe the actions
they can take to attempt to prevent the exploitation. Excellent handout to use alone or with the front line
training program.
Colorado Identity Theft Yellow PageA listing of contact addresses and phone numbers for victims.
Please print on yellow paper, if possible, but not required.
Deter, Detect, and DefendWhile there are no guarantees about avoiding identity theft, there are
steps you can take to minimize your risk and minimize the damage
if a problem occurs:
Deter identity thieves by safeguarding your
information
Detect suspicious activity by routinely
monitoring your financial accounts
and billing statements
Defend against ID theft as soon as you
suspect a problem
Take Charge: Fighting Back Against Identity TheftFederal Trade Commission publication with extensive information,
including the Reporting Affidavit. Available for downloading by
going to:
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/idtheft/idt04.shtm
or call 1-877-438-4338 to order a copy.
Choosing
a Good Assisted Living Residence
Choosing
a Good Nursing Home
Key
Questions to Ask Nursing Home Staff
Value,
Respect & Support of Caregiver in Nursing Homes
Myths
and Misconceptions of Culture Change
C/O Colorado Nonprofit Development Center
4130 Tejon St., Suite A
Denver, CO 80211
1-800-773-1366 (message phone and FAX) | Email: ccerap@comcast.net
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and Adult Protection.
All Rights Reserved.
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