Meet up at 15 Dufferin Street Perth (empty parking lot across from mall/Hwy. 7); Kickstands up 1:15; Route will start with drive-by at Lanark Lodge & Perth Community Care; from there through the Pathway of Heroes to pay tribute to 208 Veterans on banners; then on to Carolina Court & Lanark Lifstyles; finishing off at Perth Legion for refreshments; Museum will be open (hopefully)

Everyone with a motorcycle is welcome to participate.

Everyone is welcome to walkabout the Pathway of Heroes (Gore St., Foster St., Wilson St., Crystal Palace) to see the 208 Veterans' banners throughout the day.

There's a walkabout in Perth on Saturday, Sept. 25 to view 208 Veterans' banners & a drive-by of motorcycles starting at 1:15 from 15 Dufferin Street (empty parking lot across from mall on Hwy. 7) to honour our Veterans. The motorcycles will visit Lanark Lodge & Perth Community Care, followed by down town through the Pathway of Heroes, then to Carolina Retirement Residence & Lanark Lifestyles, ending at Perth Legion for refreshments.

Everyone with a motorcycle is welcome to participate.

Opening ceremonies will occur on Friday, Sept. 24 at 8:00 PM behind Town Hall from the Bandshell. Following the ceremonies, families of the banners will pick up & deliver a luminary to the base of their loved-one's banner light pole. 

Please visit Perth to honour our Veterans. Banners will be on display from September 22- November 12.

U-First! is an innovative education program for all members of the care team who are supporting people with behaviour changes due to dementia or other cognitive impairment. The includes health care providers in a direct care role and care partners (family & friends). The U-First! framework is a person-centered approach to looking at the whole person.

• Enhance your well-being and that of the person you are supporting who id experiencing behaviour changes
• Reduce responsive behaviours by using the U-First! framework
• Improve collaboration among all team members through a common knowledge, language and approach to care

Session Dates:
August 31, September 7 & 14, 2021
1:00 - 3:30pm
Participants are required to attend all 3 sessions. 
To register, click here.
Connection details will be emailed after registration.

Join us for an interactive session that explores living well with or without memory changes. This program is open to persons concerned with normal aging, persons living with a diagnosis of dementia, care partners or anyone who just wants to learn about keeping their brain healthy and planning for the future.

Learn About:

• Healthy Brain Strategies
• Normal Aging
• Dementia
• Future Planning

Monday, August 30, 2021
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Join us online.
To register: click here.
Connection details will be e-mailed after registration.  

Anglican Church of Canada congregations across the Parish of the Valley are pleased to announce that they will be re-opening for in-person services beginning Sunday July 18th and Sunday July 25th.

Pre-registration to attend is not required, but an attendance limit of 25% of building capacity will be in place.

Masks and social distancing will also be required.

For more details please visit www.ValleyAnglicans.ca or call Holy Trinity Anglican Church at 613-732-4658.

• Feel overwhelmed in caring for others?
• Experience insomnia, worry, or anxiety?
• Have trouble dealing with your feelings?
• Find it hard to find time to take care of yourself?
• Have trouble asking for help and following through on it?

Please join Denise Verreault, Psychogeriatric Resource Consultant with the Alzheimer Society of Niagara Region, as she takes you through a sixteen-week educational program designed to help you learn how to take better care of you as you care for others. The three-hour weekly class will focus on self-awareness exercises, stress management, group discussion, and take-home exercises. You can learn how to develop your inner capacity to be resilient and strong regardless of your current life challenges.  

Join us online using the Zoom platform
August 19 - December 2, 2021
10:00am - 1:00pm
Connection details will be emailed after registration
To register, click here.

Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) brings progressive changes to personality, language, decision making, behavior, and movement. 

Join us as we discuss:

• Types of FTD
• Assessment & treatment
• Symptoms & supportive strategies

Wednesday, August 18, 2021
10:00 - 11:30am
NOW ONLINE
Connection details will be e-mailed after registration. 
To register, click here.