Information is important when it comes to living with memory challenges. We’ve compiled a number of helpful resources to support the patients and caregivers in our community.
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Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General
Ontario Power of Attorney Kit
Instructions and forms for creating a power of attorney
Information for people with dementia, families and caregivers on recognizing the risk of going missing, preparing for incidents of going missing and living safely in the community
Everyday creativity embraces the small, spontaneous acts of making and doing that bring joy and meaning to daily life. From cooking and gardening to journaling and DIY projects, it celebrates the creativity in the ordinary.
A Guide to Virtual Creative Engagement for Older Adults
This guide to accessing and using telephone and online support services was created in an effort to decrease boredom, under-stimulation, and loneliness.
