college visit, tips on conquering the fafsa and finding scholarships -- >> joining me now is kimberly lewis, director of outreach for philadelphia futures. thanks for being with us. >> good morning, thank you, rosemary. >> for a long time and still today you put a lot of information a wealth of information in this book. now you're expanding to an app. >> philadelphia futures, we're a non-profit that helps first generation of college students get the tools and opportunities and resources to apply to and ultimately succeed in college. as you've said, we've been doing step up to college grid for 25 years and we've expanded our outreach through our outreach futures initiative to provide more resources for students. we have instructional videos and we also have a website and now we're launching the mobile app. and hopefully this will make it easier for parents and students to connect and get that information literally at their fingertips. >> this information is so important and critical for students and parents to be able to navigate the college search process and the app allows us to deliver th

initiative to kimberly: montgomery county says on average its residents are older than any other jurisdiction in the region and with age comes a number of ailments including dementia. kevin lewishows us the steps the county is taking to help those citizens. >> montgomery county police are in this for the long haul. kevin: montgomery county is determined to ease the effects of dementia. the world health organization reports 47.5 million people worldwide currently have the disorder. by 2050, that figure is expected to triple to ike leggett's on sister died from these symptoms -- syndrome last year. >> it is one of the most devastating challenges we have in our society. kevin: montgomery county offers these information charts that can help first responders. they also offer bright yellow bracelets if a resident with dementia gets lost. nasa buys know who they are and where they live. this man's late wife benefited from the bracelet numerous times. >> i would get phone calls from the police, we found your wife. at montgomery general hospital as a jane doe. kevin: montgomery county fire will train firefighters and paramedics about how to spot signs of dementia and treat those with i