On 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…
DetailsIntroducing the Step Challenge – Sign Up Today! Move for a Healthy Mind, Move for a Healthy Community! We 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 dementia prevention and cognitive health, and our Move…
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…
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