NDMS Contact Resource Sheet
Support is available across Nunavut—whether you need information,
someone to talk to, or help with daily care.
NDMS–Nunavummi Disabilities Makinnasuaqtiit Society
We support Nunavummiut living with disabilities, including
memory loss and dementia.
We offer:
- Plain-language resources in English and Inuktitut
- Support for caregivers
- Connections to community services
- Advocacy and education
Other Supports
- Local health centres. Nunavut has health centres located in various
communities across the territory. Healthcare providers and staff can assist with
dementia-related check-ups, medication, referrals, and questions. Visit 211 Nunavut
to search for local services. - Community wellness programs. These may include Elder support groups,
mental wellness services, or local counsellors. Visit Community Wellness Programs to find out more. - Government programs. The Home, Community, and Continuing Care program
helps Nunavummiut care for themselves with help from family and community
members. This helps with their sense of independence and well-being. Services
include homemaking, personal care, nursing care, respite care, and
rehabilitation/recovery exercises. Visit the Home, Community, and Continuing Care (HCC) program to learn more. - Government services. The Department of Family Services can help with
respite, income support, or social work. - Alzheimer Society. Visit Help and Information for persons who are caring with
someone with dementia. - Kamatsiaqtut Nunavut Helpline. If you are feeling overwhelmed, the helpline is
available 24 hours a day: 867-979-3333 in Iqaluit or toll-free at 1-800-265-3333.