Hope for Dementia

10/20/2026

🏆 Help Hope for Dementia make it four! 🏆
For three years in a row, Hope for Dementia’s Gala has proudly been named The Suburban Best of Montreal winner — including Best Nonprofit in 2025!
Now, we need your support. ❤️

Cast your vote for Hope for Dementia in:
✨ Best Charity Event
✨ Best Nonprofit Organization

Over the past 11 years, we’ve accomplished so much, and with your support, we can continue making a difference for seniors, families and our community.

👉 Show your support. Cast your vote for Hope for Dementia today!
Click here to vote. https://www.votemtl.com/
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10/20/2026

Caregiving is an act of love, but who ensures that receive the care and support they need?

At Hope for Dementia, our mission focuses on dementia prevention and risk reduction among vulnerable seniors. We recognize, however, that protecting brain health and promoting well-being must extend beyond seniors themselves to include the people who care for them.

Visit our website to find out how caregivers can take care of themselves and how you can support caregivers.
https://hopefordementia.org/caring-for-the-caregivers-why-supporting-those-who-care-for-seniors-matters/

10/19/2026

Brain trauma is a modifiable risk factor for . Even if the trauma occurred at a young age, the risk persists. Kudos to Vana Nazarian and other city councillors in Arrondissement de Saint-Laurent for taking action to protect the brain health and overall safety of our youth by tightening rules on e-scooters! E-scooters will be banned in public spaces, where the risk of accidents is higher.

Visit www.hopefordementia.org to learn more about how you can protect and preserve your brain health at any age!

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/e-scooters-safety-concerns-montreal-9.7383665

The Montreal borough of Saint-Laurent has adopted a new bylaw banning electric scooters and other motorized personal mobility devices in public areas that fall within its jurisdiction. They're still allowed on bike paths and streets where the maximum speed limit is less than 50 km/h.

10/17/2026

Welcome back Emmanuella Lambropoulos. Thank you for all the support that you give to Hope for Dementia We look forward to continuing our collaboration.

Bon retour, Emmanuella Lambropoulos. Merci pour tout le soutien que vous donnez à la mission d'Espoir pour la démence ! Nous avons hâte de continuer notre collaboration.

10/16/2026

10/16/2026

🌟Together, we can create a world where everyone feels safe and respected! 🧓👩
Seniors are particularly vulnerable to intimidation and cyberbullying, but we can make a difference by standing together against these harmful behaviors.
💪 Everyone has a role to play in preventing intimidation and cyberbullying, whether as a witness, a victim, or an ally. Let's use our collective power to create a culture of empathy and kindness!

➡️ It's time to take action and support those who need our help. You have the power to make a positive impact!

🔧🔩🛠🤳 Check out Québec.ca/intimidation for resources and support to help create a bully-free community.

10/15/2026

Seniors: Protect Yourself from Online Fraud.
Scammers are becoming more sophisticated—and no one should have to navigate the digital world alone.

Through Hope for Dementia’s Intergenerational Learning Program, youth volunteers teach seniors how to safely use applications on their tablets and smartphones, recognize online scams, protect personal information, and build confidence using technology.

Hundreds of seniors have benefited, and young volunteers have contributed more than 1,000 hours helping seniors strengthen their digital literacy and safety skills.
But this vital program can only continue with the support of donors and community partners.

Help us keep seniors safer and more connected.

Consider attending Hope for Dementia’s Annual Fundraising Gala or making a donation today.
https://hopefordementia.org/annual-gala-3/

Your support can help protect a senior from becoming the next victim of online fraud.

10/13/2026

📣L’intimidation et la cyberintimidation, ça ne passe pas! Les aînés sont plus vulnérables. 🧓👩

❗L’intimidation et la cyberintimidation concernent tout le monde, car tous peuvent en être témoins ou victimes à un moment ou à un autre. Elles peuvent prendre différentes formes et exister dans toutes sortes de milieux : à l’école, au centre sportif, sur les réseaux sociaux, etc.

‼️ Dans tous les cas, l’intimidation et la cyberintimidation ont de lourdes conséquences pour les personnes qui en sont victimes. C’est pourquoi il faut agir et dénoncer ces gestes. Vous avez le pouvoir de changer les choses!

🔧🔩🛠🤳Des ressources pour obtenir de l’aide

➡Si vous êtes témoin ou victime d’intimidation, plusieurs ressources peuvent vous accompagner, vous soutenir et vous aider à faire cesser ces gestes. Pour en savoir plus, consultez la page Québec.ca/intimidation.