Learn about long term care, how to apply and making the transition. Delivered in patnership by Home and Community Care Ontario Health East, The Dementia Society, and a caregiver with lived experience.

Learn from local and leading experts about the science of dementia, research, associated behaviours of dementia, caregiving and community resources. This series is informed by the latest evidence-based research and practices.

Many people impacted by dementia find themselves isolated due to the stigma of the illness, whether they are a person living with a diagnosis or a caregiver. Dementia Inclusive Training is a one-hour in-person, on-site or online training module that sensitizes business and service providers and individuals to the needs of people living with dementia and their caregivers. Learn strategies for approaching and communicating with a person living with dementia, and gain perspective on environmental considerations to optimize your place of business for people living with dementia and their caregivers.

Learn to spot the signs of dementia and how these differ from normal aging and where to turn if you have concerns.

Dementia can be highly isolating for a person living with this illness and for the people caring for them. Get practical tips to help make our community more welcoming and inclusive for people impacted by dementia.

Legal and financial planning information session to help prepare for today and tomorrow. Learn about how to managing finances, power of attorney, disability credits, taxes and more. The presentation is delivered by a experienced accountant

1 in 5 Canadians has experience supporting a person living with dementia. Get practical tips for caring and communcating with a person living with dementia.

Learn about optimizing cognitive health through lifestyle choices and social support. This education sessions is intended for people who are experiencing Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and their close family members/friends. MCI involves memory loss that is greater than expected for ones age but not enough to compromise ones ability to carry out daily activities.

SPARK! is an opportunity for people living with dementia and their partner to explore and experience art. This program allows participants to share their insights, enjoy and discuss artworks in the National Art Gallery.

Rayon d’art est une opportunité pour les personnes atteintes de démence et leur partenaire d’explorer et d’expérimenter l’art. Ce programme permet aux participants de partager leurs idées, d’apprécier et de discuter des œuvres d’art de la National Art Gallery.

Supporting Dementia is a two-part series designed for care partners looking to enhance their knowledge of dementia and the skills needed to support the changing needs of someone who is living with dementia. 

A welcoming social program on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month for people living with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia.

Our caregiver peer support groups provide a safe environment to learn, share, express and help each other through mutual understanding and support. These groups are co-facilitated by an individual with lived experience with dementia, and a trained Dementia Society Care Coach. Experience a compassionate environment and receive up-to-date, accurate information.

Let’s Get Moving is an opportunity for people living with early to mid-stage dementia and their partner to experience meaningful socialization and stimulation through a number of appropriate physical activities.

Our caregiver peer support groups provide a safe environment to learn, share, express and help each other through mutual understanding and support. These groups are co-facilitated by an individual with lived experience with dementia, and a trained Dementia Society Care Coach. Experience a compassionate environment and receive up-to-date, accurate information.

Our caregiver peer support groups provide a safe environment to learn, share, express and help each other through mutual understanding and support. These groups are co-facilitated by an individual with lived experience with dementia, and a trained Dementia Society Care Coach. Experience a compassionate environment and receive up-to-date, accurate information.

Supporting Dementia is a two-part series designed for care partners looking to enhance their knowledge of dementia and the skills needed to support the changing needs of someone who is living with dementia. 

Join us for brunch with Brunch Club! A fun, monthly gathering where individuals living with dementia and their caregivers can enjoy a delicious meal, explore new restaurants, and build meaningful connections in a warm and supportive atmosphere. Each month, we visit a different venue, offering a fresh experience and the chance to meet others on a similar journey.