One of our student volunteers was featured in our local news, The Suburban. We are very grateful and proud of all our volunteers, but especially to our younger generations who understand the value behind the message of elderly care. Great work! Read the full article here:
Hope for Dementia had the opportunity of being interviewed by CJAD’s Natasha Hall. Our volunteers Nissa, Nick, and Kourosh spoke about the Intergenerational Learning program as well as the Hudson Charity Gala Dinner! We had a blast at the radio station and would like to thank Natasha Hall and CJAD for their warm welcome. To…
At Hope for Dementia, our team is always striving to think of new ways we can help our charity reach its goals. All of our objectives are important to us but raising awareness is integral to our cause and to the disease itself. The Intergenerational Learning Program was launched during World Alzheimer’s Month (September) with…
Hope for Dementia’s young volunteers went for a test run of the Intergenerational Learning Program at Westmount One residential home. They engaged with the elderly and answered their technological questions. In return, the elderly shared life experiences and sorties with our young volunteers. It was a successful test drive and since then the program has…