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Federation of Quebec Alzheimer Societies
About Our Partnership
The Federation of Quebec Alzheimer’s Societies (FQAS) chose SOSCuisine as its nutrition partner to help prevent the disease and slow its progression. Indeed, a specific diet, combined with physical and mental exercises, has been shown to have a key role in slowing cognitive decline.
This partnership involves several initiatives, including the cross-promotion and recommendation of the services offered by both parties, and the participation of SOSCuisine as subject matter expert at events organized by the FQAS.
Furthermore, the agreement includes SOSCuisine’s active support during the annual Walk for Alzheimer’s*, through donated gifts and services to be won by participants at each of the 40 walks organized by the 20 regional Alzheimer’s Societies.
Cinzia Cuneo, co-founder and CEO of SOSCuisine.com and Sylvie Piché, FQAS’s Director of Communications, at the signing of the Partnership Agreement between the two organizations.
*Walk for Alzheimer’s, the most important fundraiser for the 20 Alzheimer’s Societies in Quebec, has taken place simultaneously throughout the province for the last ten years. In 2016, nearly 1 million dollars were raised.
About the Federation of Quebec Alzheimer’s Societies
The Federation of Quebec Alzheimer’s Societies is the provincial spokesperson for the 20 Alzheimer’s Societies in Quebec, that offer numerous services to people living with Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder. It represents, supports and defends the rights of Quebecers affected by this illness. What’s more, the Federation raises awareness of the consequences of Alzheimer’s disease and contributes to research on its causes, treatments and cure.
The 20 Alzheimer’s Societies in Quebec offer 42 points of service and 4 safe-houses. In 2015-2016, they helped over 35,000 people with consultations and offered nearly 220,000 hours of respite and stimulation to families with a loved one affected.The 20 Alzheimer’s Societies in Quebec offer 42 points of service and 4 safe-houses. In 2015-2016, they helped over 35,000 people with consultations and offered nearly 220,000 hours of respite and stimulation to families with a loved one affected.