Did you know that many of the risk factors associated with dementia are modifiable? One of the most powerful ways to support brain health is through the food choices we make every day. At Hope for Dementia, we believe that healthy eating can make a real difference. That’s why we offer two community programs designed…
Hope for Dementia supports seniors’ health and well-being by encouraging participation in meaningful community programs that help seniors stay active, connected, and engaged. One such opportunity is REISA’s Senior Wellness Initiative, which invites English-speaking seniors to attend free Friday morning wellness sessions at Centre Painter (260 Rue Marcotte, Saint-Laurent, QC H4N 1A5) from 10:00 a.m.…
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A song can revive a forgotten memory. A melody can bring back a smile. A simple chorus can reconnect us with the people we love. Across cultures, languages, and generations, music remains what brings us together where illness can sometimes create distance… Songs and Stories, a series of community activities organized by Hope for Dementia,…
Did you know? 45% of dementia cases can be potentially prevented by addressing 14 modifiable risk factors. Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) updated their guidelines on dementia prevention and cognitive decline risks. The evidence-based guidelines are to help caregivers, policymakers and other stakeholders take action to support dementia prevention. The updated guidelines include environmental risk factors, tailored multidomain interventions (customized plans), and advice on…
“My memory is getting better,” said one senior. Many others praised this program for keeping their minds active and not having as much brain fog. The animator commented, “Improvements that I have noticed is that participants have come to program in better moods, with smiles and ready to socialize. I have noticed as well that…
On Saturday 27 June, 2026, Hope for Dementia staged a concert “Stories in Song – A Celebration of Canada’s Unofficial Anthems” / “Histoires en chanson – Une célébration des hymnes non officiels” to celebrate Canada Multiculturalism Day. The concert provided the public with a diverse selection of music. See highlights in this video of this…
Listen in to Matt Del Vecchio host of CJAD 800 Montreal Life Unrehearsed show as he speaks with Camille Isaacs-Morell from Hope for Dementia about the Alzheimer’s Disease International 2026 conference, where Hope for Dementia presented 3 posters proposing solutions for today and tomorrow! Learn more about Hope for Dementia’s posters at the conference.
On Canada Day, we celebrate the history, rich cultures, and shared values that bring people across our country together. It is also a meaningful time for families, neighbours, and communities to gather, reflect, and strengthen the bonds that support us through every stage of life. As Canada’s population ages, more seniors and families are being…
