🌿 June 14 – Global Wellness Day: A healthy lifestyle to prevent dementia in seniors 💙 Wellness is much more than just a moment of relaxation—it’s an act of self-care that helps keep your brain healthy. On Global Wellness Day, Hope for Dementia reminds you that mental health, physical activity, a balanced diet, and social…
DetailsA day filled with wonderful memories! On May 27, eight young volunteers—students from Saint-Laurent High School, Édifice Émile-Legault—shared their feedback at the close of the spring session of the Intergenerational Learning Program. “Yes, I loved the activity, especially the time spent with the residents of La Résidence Place St. Moritz.” “I liked it when they…
DetailsOn May 13th, Hope for Dementia launched a brand new program – Aide-Mémoire-Able. The program was launched as a pilot project in partnership with La Boîte à souvenirs, at Manoir du Casson in Saint-Laurent. Aiming to promote intergenerational learning and mentorship, the project includes a series of five workshops and a final event. Ten seniors…
DetailsListen up! In case you missed it, here’s your chance to listen to Hope for Dementia’s team speaking about dementia prevention and our 10-year milestone with Kelly Alexander on CJAD 800. Click here to listen.
DetailsThis year, Hope for Dementia is celebrating its 10th anniversary, a decade of advocacy, education, and support for brain health. To mark the occasion, they’ll be on CJAD 800 to reflect on their journey from foundation to today. Tune in to Ask the Experts on CJAD 800 this Saturday, May 31st, from 4–5 PM!…
DetailsHope for Dementia’s Intergenerational Learning Program was featured on stage at the Intergénérations Québec gala on 13 May. Nominated in the top 3 finalists for the ‘Transmission’ category from a field of 100 contestants, our program was recognized as a key contributor to the well-being of our seniors and youth! Kudos to our team members…
DetailsLet’s celebrate Quebec Intergenerational Week, May 18-25, 2025! Coordinated by Intergénérations Québec, Quebec Intergenerational Week is a unique opportunity to highlight and promote local intergenerational activities! 81 activities will take place across Quebec to bring generations together through cooking, art, gardening, games and much more. Hope for Dementia is proud to have been named a…
DetailsOn May 11, we celebrate Mother’s Day, a perfect time to pay tribute to the moms who have given so much to their families. At Hope for Dementia, we know that family support is a fundamental pillar in the journey of people with dementia, and we want to emphasize the importance of this accompaniment in…
Details🧠 Mental Health Week: Taking care of your mind also means preventing dementia 💚 From May 5 to 11, Mental Health Week reminds us of the importance of preserving our mental well-being at all ages. At Hope for Dementia, we firmly believe that mental health is an essential component of brain health and the prevention…
Details🌍 International Dance Day: Move for a healthy brain 🧠💃 On April 29, we celebrate International Dance Day, a perfect opportunity to highlight the benefits of dance on brain health. At Hope for Dementia, we believe that dance is much more than just entertainment: it’s a powerful tool for stimulating memory, improving coordination and boosting…
DetailsWe are looking for an energetic, enthusiastic Coordinator, Projects and Community Outreach, to help us fulfill our mission by implementing dementia prevention projects and by building an engaged community of supporters. At Hope for Dementia, we are looking for an energetic, enthusiastic Coordinator, Projects and Community Outreach, to help us fulfill our…
DetailsOn Saturday 5 April, our Hope for Dementia colleagues Darius and Camille were on CJAD 800 Ask the Experts show with Kelly Alexander. They spoke about Hope for Dementia’s determination to make dementia prevention a national healthcare priority. Highlighting the important role that physical exercise plays in reducing the risks of cognitive decline, they spoke…
DetailsApril 7 marks World Health Day, an opportunity to remember that dementia prevention starts with healthy lifestyle habits. Hope for Dementia is committed to promoting brain health and supporting the well-being of seniors through our programs. 🧠 Prevention, an asset for the brain Studies show that nutrition, physical activity, cognitive stimulation and social interaction play…
DetailsWe are excited to introduce the Hope for Dementia’s Step Challenge, a brand-new initiative that encourages physical activity while raising critical funds to support our programs that aim to prevent dementia and promote cognitive health. The theme of the Step Challenge is Move for a Healthy Mind, Move for a Healthy Community, because physical activity is an important…
DetailsMarch 22 is World Water Day 💧 Water, essential for seniors’ brain health Did you know that proper hydration plays a key role in maintaining cognitive function? On this World Water Day, Hope for Dementia would like to raise awareness of the importance of water in preserving the brain health of seniors. Water, an ally…
DetailsWe’re feeling loved at Hope for Dementia and so will our clients! Full Circle Productions’ Forget-Me-Not Cabaret Concert on February 15 was truly a memorable evening of love, music and hope. The concert raised $10,000 for Hope for Dementia’s Move for a Healthy Mind program. We welcomed Stuart Lubarsky and Tracy Braunstein from Full Circle…
Details🛌 9 – 15 March is Sleep Awareness Week in Canada 🧠 Preserving our brain health Did you know that sleep plays a crucial role in preventing cognitive decline? This Sleep Awareness Week, Hope for Dementia would like to raise awareness of the importance of good rest in preserving seniors’ brain health. 🌜Sleep, a guardian…
DetailsWOMEN: SELF-CARE IS NOT SELFISH On this International Women’s Day, Hope for Dementia reminds all women to take care of their brain health. Why? Women are disproportionately affected by Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias. Reduce your risk of dementia by 40% by paying attention to: Hope for Dementia’s Resource Center is brimming with information –…
DetailsSonia Bélanger Ministre responsable des aînés pour la CAQ (Coalition avenir Québec) / Jacques Boissinot / La Presse canadienne Reducing the number of persons diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease and other neurocognitive disorders is the first of five pillars of the Québec Policy on Alzheimer’s Disease, announced on 25 February 2025. Thank you to…
DetailsL-R Eyad Fallouh, Volunteer, Parsa Famili, President, Fati Davoudi, Executive Director, Hope for Dementia with Emmanuella Lambropoulos, M.P. Saint-Laurent We are proud to announce that Parsa Famili, President, and Fati Davoudi, Executive Director, and Eyad Fallouh, volunteer of Hope for Dementia have been awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of their dedication and contribution to…
DetailsMore than distributing brain-healthy food to hundreds of vulnerable seniors, Hope for Dementia has been promoting the importance of healthy eating habits through workshops in our Mindful Eating. Healthy Minds. program. While over 100 seniors have participated in these workshops, we are now expanding our reach to include caregivers in the Mindful Eating program. Caregivers…
DetailsThis was truly a weekend of love! Many families and seniors in Saint-Laurent were in for a Valentine’s Day treat on Saturday 15 February 2025. Over 100 food boxes filled with brain-healthy food and delicious recipes were distributed to seniors and families in need, so that they could enjoy a good meal and celebrate this…
DetailsDid you know that up to 45% of cases of dementia could potentially be reduced, delayed or even prevented through 14 modifiable risk factors? In 2022, the Lancet Commission outlined 12 modifiable risk factors, which could reduce the risk of developing dementia by 40%. In 2024, the Lancet Commission updated its research, adding two more…
DetailsThree Years in a Row! Thanks to your votes, Hope for Dementia’s Annual Gala has been selected as ‘Best of Montreal’ Charity Event for 2022, 2023, and now 2024! We are incredibly grateful to our loyal supporters and the 300+ guests who join us each year. Your generosity allows us to fund vital dementia prevention…
DetailsWhat does your Valentine’s Day special date look like? How about a Broadway cabaret night right here in Montreal ! Watch this interview on Global TV for a sneak peak of what you can expect. Come on out on Saturday 15 February to the Théâtre Beanfield to the Full Circle Production’s Forget-Me-Not show. Part proceeds…
DetailsAre you looking for a fun and effective way to raise awareness among seniors from cultural and English-speaking communities about the fight against abuse and the promotion of good care? A new tool is at your disposal: comic strips. Translated into several languages, they illustrate concrete attitudes and behaviours of care and abuse. Check the…
DetailsMusic and memory have a deep connection. Songs and melodies help us remember important events and information. Music engages different areas of the brain, including those associated with memory and emotions, such as the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex. Sphère Média is working on a documentary series celebrating the power of music on the brain. Artist…
DetailsIt’s only two weeks into the new year and you’re probably tired of being bombarded with those ads promoting weight loss plans and gym memberships. The problem with New Year’s resolutions is not getting started. It’s staying the course that’s difficult. Before you tune out, tune in! Hope for Dementia invites you to listen…
DetailsHope for Dementia is delighted to be a beneficiary of this concert! At the Theatre Beanfield on February 15, 2025, Full Circle Productions is thrilled to bring their original themed cabaret called Forget Me Not: A Memorable Evening of Love, Music & Hope, in which they will introduce you to some of Montreal’s most talented up-and-coming performers!…
DetailsThank you for your support! Hope for Dementia has had a great year and we continue to promote dementia prevention, and the deceleration and reversal of its symptoms. In the closing days of 2024, consider making a donation so that we can have an even greater impact on our communities! Click here to donate https://hopefordementia.org/donate/
DetailsOur team at Hope for Dementia wants to wish you, your family and friends a joyful holiday season! It’s that time of the year when we pause to reflect and celebrate. The year 2024 was marked by growth and expansion as our small organization reached further impacting the lives of our clients across the province…
DetailsAre you a resident of Saint-Laurent? Participate in the citizens’ consultation to share your ideas, opinions and suggestions to improve services and the quality of life in Saint-Laurent. The Le Comité des Organismes Sociaux de Saint-Laurent (COSSL) has officially launched a major citizens’ consultation. In a few minutes, you can play a key role in…
DetailsGIVING TUESDAY IS ON DECEMBER 3, 2024 With all the natural disasters in the world today, the tsunami of dementia that is coming is not being talked about very much. Currently nearly 700,000 persons in Canada live with some form of dementia and if trends continue, this number will rise to nearly 1,000,000 by 2030.…
Details“Happy new year and happy new you!” These are the wishes we will be hearing shortly. How about changing these wishes to “Healthy Holidays and a healthy new year!” Staying on course with your meal plan and exercise routine during the holidays and with new year’s resolutions is not always easy. Here’s some motivation to…
DetailsJules Recasens is gearing up for the Ironman Challenge this December in New Zealand, and this time, it’s not just about crossing the finish line, it’s about making a difference. 🏊♂️🚴♂️🏃♂️ Jules has proudly partnered with Hope for Dementia, a cause close to the heart, to raise awareness and funds for this global health challenge.…
DetailsYour VOTE can get Hope for Dementia $10,000! Western Financial Group Communities Foundation through CanadaHelps is giving 10 charities $10,000 each on Giving Tuesday, 3 December, 2024. Hope for Dementia wants to be one of them! A donation of $10,000 will support the continuation of our Move for a Healthy Mind program, led by certified…
DetailsListen in – MIKE FM 105.1 on 12 November 10:30 a.m. Prevention is better than cure. That’s an adage that we’ve all heard and Hope for Dementia puts this into practice. Beyond providing services that aim to mitigate the risks of dementia, Hope for Dementia is investing in research to find ways to predict and…
DetailsOur annual gala 2024 was a resounding success. Thank you for investing in hope. Hope for Dementia Annual Charity Gala 2024 was a resounding success. Our Annual Gala on 2 November 2024 in the elegant Le Crystal Reception Hall brought together over 300 business executives and community leaders for an evening of networking, scientific discussion,…
DetailsHope for Dementia is thrilled to attend and speak at The Montreal Family Office and High Net Worth Conference on Wednesday 6 November. Camille Isaacs Morell will speak about a new proactive approach to dementia prevention. Current trends indicate that by 2030 there will be one million people living with dementia in Canada. A growing…
DetailsA big THANK YOU to our sponsors, donors and guests who we will have the pleasure of welcoming to our gala on Saturday 2 November at 6:00 p.m. at Le Crystal Reception Hall. The gala is sold out! Even if you haven’t bought a ticket, it’s not too late to donate to our cause. Send…
DetailsWhat would you do if you knew that you could reduce your chance of being diagnosed with dementia by 40% ? Hope for Dementia is taking action to support seniors and youth to deepen their understanding of the modifiable risks of dementia and take concrete action in programs that aim to improve brain health through…
DetailsBonus: Win free advertising We’re counting down and hoping that we can count on you to join us at our gala on Saturday 2 November! Seats and tables are filling up fast, but there’s still time to secure your spot. Hope for Dementia’s Annual Gala will bring together over 300 business executives and community leaders…
DetailsEvery day, more than 350 people in Canada develop dementia. This is more than 15 people every hour. While this may be bad news, the good news is that 40% of dementia diagnoses could be prevented or delayed by reducing twelve risk factors. Learn more about Hope for Dementia’s programs that promote mindful eating, brain…
DetailsIt is with great pleasure that we announce the outstanding participation of Julien Joubert as lead artist at our annual Gala on November 2. A true artist and composer, Julien is constantly inventing, experimenting and composing, with a special focus on his audience. His agent, Frédéric Bouchardie, will be talking about Julien’s Gala performance on…
DetailsHope 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…
DetailsNobody 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…
DetailsIf 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…
DetailsCelebrating 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…
DetailsVisit 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…
DetailsSeptember 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…
Details“Back to work.” That’s what we’re all saying after the long Labor Day weekend! To do a good job, we all need to be in great shape, mentally and physically. Did you know that a healthy diet can be a powerful tool for a sharper, more energized mind as you age? While there’s no single…
DetailsYou’re invited! Here’s your invitation to Hope for Dementia’s highly anticipated Annual Charity Gala! Join us on November 2nd, 2024, at the elegant Le Crystal Reception Hall. This year promises to be bigger and better than ever, bringing together over 300 business executives and community leaders for an unforgettable evening. Why Attend for individuals: Invest…
Details“I enjoyed spending time with the elderly, they were too kind and friendly. Very beautiful experience.” Youth volunteer, Intergenerational Learning Program This International Youth Day let’s ignite a spark of connection! Young people hold the key to a brighter future for those facing dementia. By equipping them with knowledge and compassion, we can create a…
DetailsOver the weekend of June 22, Hope for Dementia was able to donate over 100 grocery bags brimming with fresh and nutritious ingredients and a special Father’s Day recipe, that is good for the heart and the mind! This is an activity of our Healthy Food Healthy Brain program, which emphasizes the connection between a…
DetailsJuly 22 is World Brain Day 2024 – a good day as any other to start making lifestyle changes to protect and preserve your brain’s health. Although there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia, researchers have identified 12 modifiable risks, which can prevent or delay the symptoms of dementia…
DetailsPicture this: Vibrant seniors, who once immigrated to Canada with boundless dreams, now face social isolation and a heightened risk of dementia. But here’s the good news: we can bridge that gap and empower them! Through Hope for Dementia’s innovative Intergenerational Learning Program, we connect these amazing seniors with culturally diverse youth volunteers. This program…
DetailsAn unforgettable night you won’t want to miss Hope for Dementia is thrilled to invite you to our Annual Fundraising and Donor Recognition Gala 2024. Mark your calendar! Join us on Saturday 2 November 2024 at the elegant Salon Le Crystal at 6:00 p.m. All proceeds will support the expansion and sustainability of Hope for…
DetailsSharpen Your Mind and Have Fun with Hope for Dementia’s Busy Box. Better. Brain program! This month, Hope for Dementia is continuing the Busy. Box. Better. Brain program to Tyndale St-George Community Center, ARC Health & Social Services center, and 4korners Center! Through regular deliveries of activity kits with tablets, hobby kits, magazines, board games,…
DetailsIn Canada, more than half a million individuals live with dementia, a number projected to escalate to nearly one million by 2030. To address this trend, fostering multicultural understanding can play a crucial role. To combat this growing epidemic, proactive measures such as public education and lifestyle adjustments are essential. Hope for Dementia has several…
DetailsThis weekend 100 families in Saint-Laurent received boxes of brain healthy food, along with a special Fathers’ Day recipe and pamphlet with information on ways to reduce the risks of dementia. Thanks to Saint Laurent Member of Parliament Emmanuella Lambropoulos and IGA extra Famille Duchemin, for their generosity as well as Marco Guarino, Branch Manager…
DetailsResearch from Cambridge University highlights a concerning increase in dementia rates in Canada, particularly among First Nations populations who have an estimated 34% higher rate of dementia than the general population. Hope for Dementia has projects which aim to provide meaningful support and enhance cognitive health among vulnerable seniors. In collaboration with the Henri Bradet…
DetailsWe are delighted to highlight that RBC Royal Bank was honored during Hope for Dementia’s Annual Gala 2023 with the prestigious Builder of the Year Award. This award, presented to Anne No Managing Director of RBCx, recognizes RBC Royal Bank’s significant financial contribution and unwavering support, falling within the Builder category for donations between $5,000…
DetailsOn the 21st of June we celebrate International Yoga Day. We would like to make special mention of our new project, Move for a Healthy Mind, which was launched on May 24, 2024. This 8-month project was created to encourage elderly people to exercise on a daily basis by attending classes led by a certified…
DetailsTo spread awareness about the wellbeing of seniors the organizing committee of the Laurentian Seniors Meetings are holding their first event under project RAL: The Walk for the Well-Being of Seniors, taking place on Saturday June 15, 2024. Departing at 12:30 PM from Raymond Bourque Arena 2345 boul Thimens, Saint-Laurent QUEBEC H4R 1T4, the group…
DetailsOn May 30 come join Hope for Dementia at IGA Extra 5600 Henri-Bourassa to support an important cause! Every year the number of persons living with dementia increases exponentially, and it is expected to reach 1 million by 2033. By donating and helping Hope for Dementia fundraise, you can make a sustainable difference in the fight…
DetailsHope for Dementia is pleased to announce the launch of their new project Move for a Healthy Mind. This 8-month project was created to encourage elderly people to exercise by attending classes led by a certified trainer and following our at home videos. On May 24, 2024, Hope for Dementia donated 40 bags of exercising…
DetailsQuebec Intergenerational Week runs from May 19 to 25, 2024! It’s an opportunity to reinvent links between generations through activities organized throughout Quebec! During Intergenerational Week, Hope for Dementia will be holding an activity at the Place St-Moritz residence on Tuesday, May 21, from 4 to 5 pm. Students will be on hand to help…
DetailsNothing we do at Hope for Dementia would be possible without the dedication and enthusiasm of our volunteers. Ms. Luana Borelli has made an outstanding contribution as a volunteer and was awarded Hope for Dementia’s Volunteer of the Year trophy at our 2023 annual gala. Mr. Aram Montazami presented the trophy to Ms. Borelli. Over the years,…
DetailsHope for Dementia’s presentation at the Alzheimer’s Disease International Global Conference 2024 is now live! The theme of the conference is ‘Dementia: Insights. Innovations. Inspirations.’ Our contribution to this gathering of global experts is to propose specific actions to make dementia a public health priority in healthcare systems worldwide. The rate of growth in dementia…
DetailsHappy Volunteer Week to all our valued volunteers from Hope for Dementia! We love to talk about the impact of our programs. Our seniors tell us how much they appreciate the activities and services they receive from us. Nothing we do would be possible without the dedication and enthusiasm of our volunteers. For this we…
DetailsHead’s up! Hope for Dementia will be on the world stage! Hope for Dementia has been selected to present a short video and virtual poster at the Alzheimer’s Disease International’s (ADI) Conference 2024 in Poland, 25-27 April. The theme of the poster is “Bending the Demetia Growth Curve: A Framework for Prevention, Symptom Deceleration and Reversal…
DetailsOn Saturday April 6, 100 families in Saint-Laurent received a food basket and a recipe to make a delicious Easter/Spring meal. Hope for Dementia organized the distribution with the help of 25 volunteers who delivered the baskets to vulnerable seniors and their families. Seniors also received a pamphlet with information with simple nutritional tips to…
DetailsAs you probably know, a solar eclipse is scheduled for April 8, 2024, between 2:11pm and 4:45pm. This eclipse can cause permanent damage to the eyes and even partial loss of sight if observed without adequate protection. How can we make sure children and people who are less autonomous (e.g., people with intellectual disabilities, neurocognitive…
DetailsHope for Dementia was founded in 2015 with a big vision to bend the growth curve in dementia diagnoses. We knew that that this ambitious goal would require the consistent support of a network of concerned citizens. From Day 1, Mr. Mohammed Barkat has stood with Hope for Dementia, amplifying the message and mission to promote…
DetailsThis Easter, let’s enjoy the beauty of spring and nourish our minds and bodies with healthy choices! Go outside and have a stroll in the fresh spring air. Join us in supporting Healthy Food for Healthy Brain. program. Hope for Dementia strives to empower seniors to be healthy with our food distribution program, we’re making…
DetailsCollaborator of the Year 2023 awarded to Echelon Foundation Hope for Dementia is a small organization that relies on the goodwill of corporations and individuals who volunteer their time. We collaborate to organize events, raise funds, and deliver services. Our recently launched annual Recognition Program celebrates and honors the contribution of donors and collaborators, who…
DetailsDementia affects everybody. The youth of today will be impacted by dementia, as many of them will become caregivers in the near future. Hope for Dementia’s Intergenerational Learning Program (ILP) has the dual aim of raising awareness among teenagers and young adults about dementia and of reducing the risks of dementia in the senior population. …
DetailsFood is a big part of our everyday experience. It’s how we nourish our bodies and minds. It’s also an important way we connect with others. Eating can be a wonderful way to introduce mindfulness practice into our lives. Mindful eating is an opportunity to fully experience the enjoyment of food in the present…
DetailsHope for Dementia is thrilled to announce that for the second year in a row, our annual fundraising gala has been voted ‘Best of Montreal’ 2023 Charity Event by the community. The award was announced in the 30 January 2024 edition of The Suburban newspaper’s Best of Montreal magazine, which is widely distributed in Montreal. …
DetailsHope for Dementia’s monthly newsletter is now available online. The newsletter is filled with the latest news and updates at Hope for Dementia. In the January 2024 edition – Hope for Dementia is looking forward to a year filled with activities throughout the province, and possibly beyond. Stay up-to-date. It’s all just a click away!…
DetailsDo you know? Do you know that memory loss is not a normal sign of aging! Don’t be the 1 in 5 Canadians who are reluctant to seek help if they suspected that they had dementia. Know the 10 early signs of dementia – Act now! Visit Hope for Dementia’s online Resource Centre Hope for…
DetailsThe unrelenting growth in the number of persons living with dementia has been likened to a tsunami that is impacting every aspect of life everywhere in the world. There is a race against time to minimize the growth trends to achieve a more sustainable level of care and cost. Hope for Dementia has prepared a…
DetailsIt’s a new year and a new start. If you had a 40% chance to reduce the risks of dementia, what would you do? Hope for Dementia is offering you the chance to find out how you can do this! Welcome to the captivating world of the Hope for Dementia Resource Center, a platform dedicated…
DetailsAlzheimer’s disease, the most prevalent form of dementia, affects millions of people every year, affecting not only patients but also their loved ones. This progressive neurodegenerative disease impairs memory, cognitive functions and, ultimately, individuals’ quality of life. In January, the month dedicated to raising awareness of Alzheimer’s disease, it is essential to understand its impact,…
Details“The world that we live in is filled with concern and anxiety about the future, but our team is pressing ahead with hope and optimism. I am proud of all our team has accomplished, particularly this year as our organization has seen a significant increase in its services. “ We are pleased to share with you…
DetailsAs we close an exceptional year for our organization, we’d like to start by wishing you a very happy holiday season and all the best for the year ahead. May the festive season bring you and your loved ones joy, peace and lots of love. We are grateful for your generosity throughout the year and…
DetailsHope for Dementia is overjoyed! On 15 December, 2023, Hope for Dementia was announced as the winner in Québec in the iA Financial Group Philanthropic Contest! We are deeply grateful to iA Financial Group for this important donation that will expand our Intergenerational Learning Program, which has the dual aim of raising awareness among youth, about dementia…
DetailsOn December 11, 2023, a holiday lunch was held to mark the end of Hope for Dementia’s Mindful Eating for Healthy Minds program for 2023 at the Saint-Laurent Recreation Centre. The program aims to mitigate the risks of dementia through healthy eating. We welcomed more than 60 seniors from four residences: the Résidence Soleil Manoir…
DetailsAcross Canada, today is Giving Tuesday. For Hope for Dementia, it’s also Voting Tuesday. We’re asking you today to donate and vote for Hope for Dementia in the iA Financial Group’s philanthropic contest. Your donation and your vote will enable us to do more to build awareness about dementia prevention and help seniors and youth…
DetailsAt Hope for Dementia, we’re passionately fighting the coming tsunami of dementia. By 2030, there will be almost 1 million people living with dementia in Canada. Total out-of-pocket expenses for family caregivers of people with dementia are expected to reach $2.4 billion by 2031. Therefore, it is urgent to reverse growth trends in order to…
DetailsTuesday, November 28, is an opportunity to shine a light on dementia. Giving Tuesday. Donate to enable Hope for Dementia to continue its services aimed at protecting the brain health of our elders. Voting Tuesday. Vote for Espoir pour la démence in the iA Groupe financier Philanthropy Contest! We’ve been selected as a finalist in…
DetailsNow is the time to support dementia prevention. To continue our programs, Hope for Dementia needs you. Take two impactful actions for one cause! Help us continue to make a lasting impact through our programs. Help Hope for Dementia continue to make a difference. Take two impactful actions for one cause. Give generously! Vote now!…
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