It is with great pleasure that I announce the addition of Elayna Wallace to our Hope for Dementia family. Elayna joins us as Coordinator, Projects and Community Outreach bringing extensive experience in community engagement, program development, and outreach to vulnerable populations. Her dedication to improving quality of life for older adults and her passion for building meaningful connections align…
Yes, you can reduce your risks of dementia. Get the facts, backed by science. Dr. Adrian Noriega, physician and scientist, Montreal Neurological Institute will do a deep dive into how lifestyle changes can reduce your risks of dementia by more than 40%! Tune in to Ask the Experts on CJAD800 on Saturday 11 October at…
“As our population ages, dementia will increasingly affect families and communities. That’s why early detection and prevention matter, and why I support Hope for Dementia year after year.” – Norman Chenail, Chambre de commerce et d’industrie, St-Laurent et Mont-Royal 💜 Dementia doesn’t just affect individuals; it impacts families, communities, and generations to come. At Hope…
To mark International Day of Older Persons, celebrated on October 1, the COSSL Seniors Committee is organizing a flagship event in the community life of Saint-Laurent: the Seniors’ Walk, followed by a recognition ceremony, on Saturday, September 27, 2025. Hope for Dementia will be there! On the program: 👟 Community walk 🥐 Friendly brunch 🏆…
Forgetfulness. We all experience it. But when does a normal lapse in memory become a sign of something more serious? As we age, it’s natural to worry about cognitive decline. Dementia, a general term for memory-robbing diseases, can be a frightening prospect. One of the most common types of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease. While there’s…
What does a kiosk in a bank have to do with the Hummingbird Effect? For us at Hope for Dementia, it means that every dollar dropped in the donation boxes at the RBC Place Vertu branch has made it possible for Hope for Dementia to expand our programs in the past two years. Like the…
Do you remember the lyrics to the song ‘Rainy Days and Mondays always get me down’? – We hope not. Hope for Dementia’s car wash planned for this Saturday 6 September is postponed because of a rain forecast. But that’s not getting us down. We’re planning another date… please stay tuned! Support Hope for Dementia.…
Back in May, our very own Camille Isaacs-Morell represented Hope for Dementia at the Council on Black Aging, delivering an insightful presentation on the growing impact of dementia in our communities, and how early prevention, education, and advocacy can create meaningful change. Camille’s visit wasn’t just about raising awareness. It was about starting conversations, listening…
