Month: November 2023
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Your furniture can change lives.
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Our mission is to end furniture poverty – one family at a time. As a social enterprise, revenues generated through […]
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Following a program of physical exercise combined with cognitive training can greatly help older people with mild cognitive impairment, a national study finds.
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Symptoms of mild cognitive impairment in the elderly can be slowed or even reversed if they follow a combined program […]
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A care revolution: Inside Canada’s first dementia village
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In Langley, British Columbia, there’s a village that may remind you of your own: you can go for a stroll, […]
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City of Toronto Seniors Health Services
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The City of Toronto is committed to improving quality of life for seniors, building and sustaining communities that ensure seniors’ needs are […]
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Creating new possibilities for aging in place
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A first-of-its-kind centre advancing new models of social connection and accessible care for older adults living in the community. NORC […]
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These quick, simple acts of kindness can boost your health, happiness and wellbeing
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It’s World Kindness Day, when people are encouraged to make kindness the norm and commit to being kinder all year round. But, […]
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What’s normal for the body and brain as we age? An expert weighs in.
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Here are a few of the age-related issues she highlights in her book:
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I was a geriatrician on Old People’s Home for Teenagers. Here’s why I joined this TV experiment
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Many people will have heard about “intergenerational practice” via the TV. This is the purposeful bringing together of different generations, aiming to […]
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Living Longer, Living Well
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Report Submitted to the Minister of Health and Long-Term Care and the Minister Responsible for Seniors on recommendations to Inform […]
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The Ontario Caregiver Organization Virtual Open House
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November 2, 2023 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm The Ontario Caregiver Organization (OCO) exists to improve the lives of caregivers […]