Caring for yourself is one of the most important things you can do as a caregiver. But often, caregivers prioritize the needs of others over their own. In this webinar, […]
This a one day event in collaboration with North York Senior Centre and Alzheimer Society of Toronto. Along with presentations, Seneca College students are offering massage.
From combating stigma to speaking up and speaking out on behalf of your loved one, being an effective advocate is an essential skill for all caregivers. It does not have […]
Caregivers play an invaluable role in our healthcare system and communities, providing an estimated three quarters of care in Ontario. Caregivers also navigate health and community spaces, programs and services […]
A six week caregiver walking group aimed at increasing mental and physical wellness and connecting caregivers in their local community.
Caregivers provide an average of 11-30 hours of care per week, supporting a family member, spouse, friend or neighbour. The physical and emotional support provided by caregivers is crucial to […]
Are you caring for a loved one with dementia? Whether you are new to caregiving or just starting out, it can be an overwhelming experience. The Alzheimer Society offers programs […]
Living in Smalls is a philosophy that emphasizes finding joy in the tiniest pleasures. As Paula's husband, Bert, progressed through his disease, Paula found pleasure in his abilities even as […]
Does your care recipient need help getting up from a chair or transitioning from place to place? Is this task new and difficult for you? Is this something that you […]
Presented by The Ontario Caregiver Organization- This presentation is designed for people who are new to caregiving for a family member or friend living with a Cancer gianosis. It centers […]
Join us for a practical and interactive drop-in event designed to provide family caregivers with the basic skills to assist with moving and transferring. Caregivers will also have the opportunity […]
Creative activities are not “extras.” They provide an essential foundation for life, and in the process of sitting with a loved one who is dying, and/or at memorial gatherings, it […]
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