Webinar for Faith Communities: Supporting Members with Dementia and their Families/Care Partners
Date: Saturday, April 2, 2022 | 9:30 am – 11:30 am We are delighted to be hosting this webinar on April [...]
Creating a Fashion for Compassion
Creating a Fashion for Compassion by Teresa Hartnett, Director of Family Ministry, Roman Catholic Diocese of Hamilton Mahatma [...]
We all have to go sometime – conversations on death and dying
For our 2019 annual Senior’s Month community event, Hamilton Aging Together sponsored a multigenerational conversational-workshop on death and dying. The "Hello Game" [...]
What LGBTQ Elders Need to Thrive
My Lesbian and Gay friends and relatives have experienced a lot of struggles over the decades: discrimination and bullying during most of [...]
Stick-Handling through a Health Crisis – Two
In this, part 2 of Stick-Handling through a Health Crisis, I negotiate my way through the doctor’s orders, discover how best to [...]
Aging in Canada vs India, Thailand or Ecuador
When I decided to train as a PSW, I experienced the average training offered, and the entry level jobs on offer. I [...]
Regaining Dignity After Brain Injury
My mother was 47 years old when a stroke caused by a brain aneurysm hit. Suddenly her short-term memory, sense of [...]
Youth, Elders and Personhood
I am 64 and seem to be a member of the youth-centered Baby Boom generation. At 14 I rejected the lifestyle and [...]
When Shopping Support is Needed
During my recovery time, I have received a lot of assistance from my family in accompanying me to appointments, and on minor [...]
Experiencing illness, infirmity and interdependence
Bemoaning my lack of independence after last month’s surgery a friend reminded me that interdependence is a worthier goal. There is [...]