Walking Together: Caregiver Support Group

Address: Yee Hong Ho Lai Oi Wan Centre (Markham)—Day Program Center- 2780 Bur Oak Ave, Markham, ON L6B 1C9 To register: Please call 416-412-4571 ext 2362

Tips for Taking Care of the Elderly in Summer – Mandarin

July is right in the middle of summer. What should caregivers be mindful of? Let's learn some tips for taking care of the elderly during the summer and welcome the hot season with peace of mind. Click here for Registration

IT Corner for Caregivers: Mobile Apps (2) – Cantonese

smartphones are not just useful for making phone calls, there are so much more than that. In this workshop, we will learn about popular apps and its usage to make you a tech savvy! Click here for Registration

Tips for Preventing Falls Among Seniors – Cantonese

In Canada, falls are the primary cause of injuries among seniors. These incidents can result in severe injuries and impact future mobility and independence. However, by mitigating the risk of falls, we can significantly reduce such accidents. Join us for a lecture featuring Mr. Alistair, a registered physiotherapist in Ontario, who will discuss effective strategies […]

Caregiving tips: Housework at Ease – Cantonese

Often housework involves repetitive movements which can easily cause inquiries with symptoms such as tingling, numbness, muscle pain and join pain. In this workshop, we will know about tips on correct postures when getting your chores done, and tools to simplify your chores. Address: North York Chinese Baptist Church 2/F, 685 Sheppard Ave. East, Toronto […]

Respite Care : Finding Essential Support for Caregivers – Mandarin

Being a caregiver can be overwhelming. Respite care services offer temporary relief for caregivers. This workshop will discuss why to consider respite care, explore what respite care is, the various options available, and how to find respite care providers. Click here for Registration  

Elderly Care Series — Intergenerational Communication Skills

Many elderly caregivers not only need to take care of their partners but also look after children, who often do not listen. Communicating with children is actually similar to communicating with the elderly. Let's learn communication skills between the young and the old together. Click here for Registration