Memory Lane Home Living

Memory Lane Home Living Supporting and empowering families affected by dementia We focus on women because 70% of all dementia diagnoses occur in women. We are located in Richmond Hill.

Memory Lane Home Living is a not-for-profit dementia initiative uniquely designed to improve the daily living of women with a diagnosis. We service the needs of the York Region. We know that in dementia, one size does not fit all. So we offer three different day programs. We offer a community connection for women living with a young-onset dementia diagnosis. We also offer a program for caregivers

and loved ones with a dementia diagnosis (caregivers can include family members or PSWs). Finally, we offer a program for older women that are 80+ with a dementia diagnosis. We offer programming at an affordable price. We offer caregiver support groups for families with loved ones attending our day programs. We also host regular potlucks for the families and women in our programs to connect with others on this journey. We provide overnight respite to our community connections women because we understand the needs of their caregivers. Recently we have been offering a music therapy program in Richmond Hill for caregivers and their loved ones to attend. The program aims to reawaken emotions and memories as well as processing grief. It is led by a registered music therapist. We have a supportive and cooperative housing model for women to live with us. This opportunity occurs for women actively involved in our programming. We offer a monthly information session on the first Monday of each month on Zoom, which provides a detailed description of our holistic model of care. Memory Lane Home Living implements philosophies from the Dementia Montessori method and the Butterfly Model of Care. To live well with dementia in the community, please view http://memorylanehomeliving.ca/ or call us at 905-237-1419.

Some of the most meaningful moments are the quiet ones.This afternoon, we shared stories, fresh air, and the simple comf...
06/12/2026

Some of the most meaningful moments are the quiet ones.

This afternoon, we shared stories, fresh air, and the simple comfort of reading together on the porch.

Reading can be especially meaningful for people living with dementia. It helps spark memories and connections. Reading with your loved one is a great way to slow down, share memorable moments, and reconnect through familiar stories.

If you’ve been searching for a warm and supportive community for your mom, dad, spouse, or loved one, Memory Lane is a place where they can feel welcomed, valued, and truly connected. Our programs are built around meaningful relationships, belonging, and creating joyful experiences together.

We would love to welcome your family into ours. 💛

📞 Call (905) 237-1419 or visit the Memory Lane website to learn more and connect with us.

Looking for a meaningful way to connect with your mom or dad? Here’s something you can both enjoy together, completely f...
06/11/2026

Looking for a meaningful way to connect with your mom or dad? Here’s something you can both enjoy together, completely free.

Weekly Creative Art Therapy classes are now available for you and your mom, dad, or loved one to attend together. Guided by a certified art therapist, this program is designed to help caregivers and their loved ones strengthen their bond, connect with others on a similar journey, and enjoy a meaningful creative experience close to home.

Register now for Stouffville!

Date: July 7, 2026 - August 25, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Tuesdays
Location: Stouffville 55+ Club

Limited seats available. Call 905-237-1419 or email [email protected] to register!

✨ Dancing Queens at our ABBA Tribute Performance! ✨Our Music From the Heart choir recently performed at Maple Health Cen...
06/10/2026

✨ Dancing Queens at our ABBA Tribute Performance! ✨

Our Music From the Heart choir recently performed at Maple Health Centre, filling the room with familiar songs, colourful clothing, and lots of dancing.

Music has a unique ability to spark memories, bring joy, and connect people. Through performances like these, we strive to provide meaningful experiences for our women and the community.

We are incredibly grateful to everyone who sang, danced, and celebrated with us.

Thank you for the music! 🎵

06/10/2026

Our Pretty Women had a fantastic time at the 55+ Barbecue at Mill Pond last Friday! From dancing to laughter and great company, it was a day full of joy and connection.

Thank you City of Richmond Hill for such a wonderful community event! 💛

A calm voice, slower pacing, and fewer words can help reduce overwhelm and create emotional safety. At Memory Lane, we b...
06/10/2026

A calm voice, slower pacing, and fewer words can help reduce overwhelm and create emotional safety.

At Memory Lane, we believe supportive communication is part of compassionate care, not just task completion.

Save this for a caregiver who may need the reminder today, and contact us for more information.

Dementia care is not only about assisting with tasks. It is also about interpreting emotional and cognitive cues.Observa...
06/08/2026

Dementia care is not only about assisting with tasks. It is also about interpreting emotional and cognitive cues.

Observation is at the heart of person-centred dementia care. Understanding silence helps us offer the right support with compassion and make a real difference in someone’s life.

Learn how we support women living with dementia at Memory Lane. Contact us.



🌟 June is Seniors Month! 🌟This year's theme, Let's Get Moving, celebrates the importance of staying active, engaged, and...
06/03/2026

🌟 June is Seniors Month! 🌟

This year's theme, Let's Get Moving, celebrates the importance of staying active, engaged, and connected. Something we deeply value at Memory Lane Home Living.

Here, we support women living with dementia through meaningful activities, community connections, and opportunities to stay active in ways that bring joy and purpose.

This Seniors Month, we recognize the strength, wisdom, and contributions of older adults in our community. Together, let's keep moving, connecting, and creating moments that matter.

If you’ve been searching for a warm and supportive community for your mom, dad, spouse, or loved one, Memory Lane is a place where they can feel welcomed, valued, and truly connected.

We would love to welcome your family into ours. 💛

📞 Call (905) 237-1419 or visit the Memory Lane website to learn more and connect with us.

Food has a beautiful way of bringing people together, and connection is at the heart of everything we do. 💛Last week at ...
05/26/2026

Food has a beautiful way of bringing people together, and connection is at the heart of everything we do. 💛

Last week at Memory Lane, our wonderful volunteer Maria shared her culture with us by teaching everyone how to make fried rice. What started as a cooking demonstration quickly turned into an afternoon filled with laughter, conversation, storytelling, and meaningful connection around the table. ✨

If you’re searching for a warm, engaging, and supportive place for your mom, dad, spouse, or loved one, Memory Lane is a community where meaningful friendships and joyful experiences are part of each day. 💛

We would love to welcome your family into ours.

05/19/2026

Looking for a meaningful way to connect with your mom or dad? Here’s something you can both enjoy together, completely free.

Starting this week: Weekly Creative Art Therapy classes are now available for you and your mom, dad, or loved one to attend together. Guided by a certified art therapist, this program is designed to help caregivers and their loved ones strengthen their bond, connect with others on a similar journey, and enjoy a meaningful creative experience close to home.

Register now for Georgina/Sutton and Stouffville

Georgina/Sutton Program
Date: May 21, 2026 - July 9, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Thursdays
Location: Keswick, Georgina/Sutton

Stouffville Program
Date: July 7, 2026 - August 25, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Tuesdays
Location: Stouffville

Limited seats available. Call 905-237-1419 or email [email protected] to register!

💙 Join the Memory Lane team for the Alzheimer’s Walk 2026 💙On Saturday, May 30th at 9:00 AM, we’ll be walking together a...
05/15/2026

💙 Join the Memory Lane team for the Alzheimer’s Walk 2026 💙

On Saturday, May 30th at 9:00 AM, we’ll be walking together at Lake Wilcox Park / Oak Ridges Community Centre in support of individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Our Memory Lane family, friends, and community will be coming together for this meaningful day of connection, support, and community. 🌿✨

If you would like to join our team, click the link in our bio and select “Join Team.”

If you can’t attend? Donations are always appreciated and help support essential dementia services across Canada. 💙

Questions? Contact Micaela & Tracy
📧 [email protected]

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Richmond Hill, ON
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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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