Resources

Caregiving doesn’t always fit neatly into a workday.

Empowering Seniors against Targeted Scams and Frauds through Storytelling

In support of the implementation of Canada’s first national dementia strategy: A Dementia Strategy for Canada - Together We Aspire, the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) was provided funding to help raise awareness of dementia within Indigenous communities, with a focus on reducing sti

Dementia care in different Indigenous communities across Canada

Project Impact Healthy Aging (PIHA) is a transformative, 8-month developmental evaluation course offered annually by United Way BC. Tailored to members of the Community-Based Seniors’ Services (CBSS) sector, the program equips teams within organizations with the tools, training, and coaching needed to evaluate and enhance their impact on older adults.

More than 100 people across BC celebrated International “What Matters to You?” Day on June 2 by joining us to explore how this simple but powerful question can be better used in clinical practice.At Health Quality BC’s event, From Awareness to Impact: Shaping “What Matters To You?” in BC,

Learn how Resident and Family Councils support residents, families and positive change in long-term care.

New five-year plan reflects the voices, priorities and aspirations of 50 First Nations communities

Dementia risk can be reduced, yet many people still do not feel equipped to take action.A new AgeTech Insights Report published by the Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation (CABHI) examines the gap between awareness and action—and how technology can help people adopt brain-healthy behaviours.