Join the Festivities: Our Gala Night Awaits!

Hope for Dementia is inviting you to join over 300 business executives and community leaders for an evening of networking, scientific discussion, and entertainment at our annual gala, November 2, 2024 in the elegant Le Crystal Reception Hall.  Come and support the cause! Gain a reputation as a responsible business, attracting and retaining investors, employees and…

Tune in! We’re on the air.

Nobody likes to hear a bad weather report. But there’s a tsunami coming. The unrelenting growth in the number of persons living with dementia has been likened to a tsunami, with 1 million people affected by 2030, a mere 6 years from today. Hope for Dementia is an organization that believes that the tide can…

Your invitation to a night to remember

If music be the food of love, play on.  Music doesn’t just help us retrieve stored memories; it also helps us create new ones.  Hope for Dementia’s annual fund-raising gala on Saturday November 2nd will be an unforgettable night of musical entertainment and more, as we celebrate the possibilities of scientific research to prevent and…

Happy National Seniors Day!

Celebrating Our Seniors: Honoring Our Elders and Supporting Brain Health This National Seniors Day is a wonderful opportunity to recognize the invaluable contributions of older adults to our communities. As we express gratitude for their wisdom and experience, let’s also focus on supporting their well-being. Move for a Healthy Mind One way to show our…

Training videos, recipes and tips

Visit our virtual Resource Centre As September marks World Alzheimer’s Month, the time to take action against dementia is now. The theme of this year’s campaign, “It’s time to act on dementia, it’s time to act on Alzheimer’s”, underlines the urgency of early detection and intervention. Hope for Dementia, an organization dedicated to the fight…

Spotting the Signs: Is It Dementia?

September is World Alzheimer’s Month 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…

Intergenerational Learning Program

The program bridges the gap between generations, breaks the social isolation experienced by seniors, while providing a mutually beneficial learning experience for both seniors and youth volunteers. Youth volunteers teach senior citizens how to use various applications on tablets and iPads. This helps to reduce the risks of dementia among seniors, as they learn new…

MOVE FOR A HEALTHY MIND

The Move for a Healthy Mind program was developed by Hope for Dementia in 2024 with the aim of providing physical activity to autonomous seniors who are physically inactive or not very active. The program offers a variety of physical activities such as yoga, mobility exercises and stretching exercises. The diversity of exercises makes the…