DESCRIPTION: For the person with dementia only. A monthly cooking program where participants and trained volunteers collaboratively work with a culinary specialist to prepare, cook and enjoy a meal together. […]
DESCRIPTION: The First Steps for Care Partners module of the First Link Learning Series provides an introduction to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias and is intended for family members and […]
DESCRIPTION: For care partners of early, middle and late stage persons with dementia. CLICK YOUR BROWSER BACK ARROW to search for different Support Group dates. To Register: Pre-registration is required […]
DESCRIPTION: For the person with dementia and their care partner. An informal, safe and accepting environment where clients, care partners and family members can come together for mutual engagement, fellowship, […]
DESCRIPTION: For the person with dementia and their care partner. The Alzheimer Society London and Middlesex, in partnership with the Sisters of St. Joseph and the Medway High School music […]
DESCRIPTION: One of our newest Social Recreation Programs, Games Galore is a mix between physical games, seated table card games and activities. Games Galore will provide light exercise, social interaction […]
DESCRIPTION: For the person with dementia only. Artful Minds is an art appreciation program where participants work creatively with colour, shape and texture while being inspired by art work examples […]
DESCRIPTION: The progressive nature of dementia results in the family caregiver becoming less able to access support group meetings as they are often uncomfortable with leaving their loved one alone […]
DESCRIPTION: For the person with dementia and their care partner. The Minds in Motion program incorporates physical and mental stimulation for people with early to mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease and other […]
DESCRIPTION: Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) refers to cognitive decline, commonly involving memory that is greater than expected for age, but does not markedly compromise independence in carrying out daily responsibilities. […]
