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Your link to a community of learning, services and support.

 

What is First Link™?

First Link™ is a program that connects individuals and families affected by dementia to opportunities for learning, community services and support.

If you or your family member has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, then First Link™ is for you.
  

bulletFirst Link™ gets you connected to support early and will support you throughout the course of the disease;
  
bulletthe more you know about Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, the better you may be able to cope; and,
  
bulletyou will be linked to community supports and services.

 

Who can make a referral to the program?

 
A referral can be made by anyone (self referral, family physician, community care partner etc.)

 

How do we make a referral to the First Link™Program?

 
It’s simple – just fax or e-mail a referral form and First Link™ will take it from there.

 

Referral forms

(Please note:  you will require Adobe Reader software to download and read these forms. This can be found here.)

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Standard referral form

 

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Professional referral form

 

If you have trouble with the referral forms listed above or if you would like more information about the First Link™ Program, please call the First Link™ Coordinator, Thayna Walter, at (519) 742-1422 ext 18 or (519) 569-1452.

 

  Service Accountability Agreement

 Funding for the First Link™ Program in Waterloo Wellington is provided by the Waterloo Wellington Integration Network and the Government of Ontario under its Aging at Home Strategy.

 

        

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