The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed the week of May 3-9 as Missing Persons Week in the Province. This year's theme, "A Community's Response to Missing Persons," is an opportunity to understand what communities can do when someone goes missing, including efforts to find the missing person, but also supporting families in a time of uncertainty.

The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan is a member of the 

Provincial Partnership Committee on Missing Persons (PPCMP), which was created with representatives from government, police, First Nations, Métis, and community-based organizations. It has been recognized both nationally and internationally for its approach to missing persons.

Throughout the week, the PPCMP invites you to follow the fictional case of Ima Missing on Twitter at #ImaMissing. The narrative will highlight how police, organizations and communities respond to a missing persons case from the moment the initial report is made until the case is resolved. 

Learn more about how the Alzheimer Society prevents and assists when a person with dementia goes missing.