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Same tree. Different seasons.A gentle reminder that nothing stays the same forever.Seasons change. Life changes. We chan...
09/18/2026

Same tree. Different seasons.
A gentle reminder that nothing stays the same forever.
Seasons change. Life changes. We change.
And sometimes, there is beauty in simply allowing things to unfold. 🌿

Caregiver SeriesFree 4 Part Information Series via ZoomPart 1: Supporting CaregiversAn Introduction to the Ontario Careg...
09/17/2026

Caregiver Series
Free 4 Part Information Series via Zoom

Part 1: Supporting Caregivers
An Introduction to the Ontario Caregiver Organization
Facilitated by
Shrid Dhungel, M.P.H.
Regional and Project Lead, Community Engagement
The Ontario Caregiver Organization

Wednesday, November 4, 2026
6:00–7:00 PM EST

Caregiving can be rewarding, challenging, and sometimes overwhelming. Join us for an introduction to the Ontario Caregiver Organization and learn about the support available to caregivers across Ontario.

In this presentation, we’ll explore:

• What it’s like to be a caregiver in Ontario
• The critical need for caregiver support
• Free services and resources available to caregivers
• How we can all help connect caregivers to the support they need

Book of the WeekFinish Strong: Putting YOUR Priorities First at Life’s Endby Barbara Coombs LeeTalking about death can b...
09/16/2026

Book of the Week
Finish Strong: Putting YOUR Priorities First at Life’s End
by Barbara Coombs Lee

Talking about death can be difficult, but having these conversations can help us live more fully and make choices that reflect what matters most to us.

In Finish Strong, Barbara Coombs Lee offers practical guidance on preparing for the end of life — from meaningful conversations with family and healthcare providers to understanding hospice, protecting quality of life, and making sure your wishes are heard.

A thoughtful reminder that planning for the end of life isn't about giving up. It’s about knowing what matters to you and having a voice in the care you receive.

ALS Canada: Information SessionJoin us for a free information session via Zoom with ALS Canada, facilitated by Shandel B...
09/15/2026

ALS Canada: Information Session
Join us for a free information session via Zoom with ALS Canada, facilitated by Shandel Burke.

Thursday, September 24, 2026
12:00–1:00 p.m. EST
Online via Zoom

Learn more about Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and the impact an ALS diagnosis can have on individuals and their families.

ALS Canada will provide an informative discussion about the programs and services available to people living with ALS, their families, and the health professionals who support them.
A valuable opportunity to learn, connect, and strengthen our understanding of ALS and the supports available.

Our story stretches back more than five decades. Since 1969, Better Living has continued to grow alongside the changing ...
09/14/2026

Our story stretches back more than five decades. Since 1969, Better Living has continued to grow alongside the changing needs of the communities we serve.

Over the years, new programs and services have been introduced, partnerships have grown, and our reach has expanded to support adults and seniors at different stages of their care journey.
As Better Living Health and Community Services marks 50 years, we’re looking back at some of the moments that have shaped who we are today and celebrating everyone who has been part of our story along the way.

Take a look at our journey through the years.

Every morning brings new potential, but only if you make the first move.
09/14/2026

Every morning brings new potential, but only if you make the first move.

09/11/2026

Better Living’s story has been shaped by the people we serve, the programs and services that have grown alongside our communities, and the partnerships that have helped us respond to changing needs.

As we look ahead, our refreshed identity brings the different parts of Better Living together more clearly, while carrying forward the history and individual identities that have shaped who we are today.

Visit our website to read the full story and hear a message from our President & CEO, Sonya Murray, as she reflects on Better Living’s journey, our continued growth and what this next chapter means for Better Living and the communities we serve. https://mybetterliving.ca/

PALCARE’S ANNUAL GRIEF & BEREAVEMENT SYMPOSIUMMeeting People Where They’re At: Compassionate, Equitable Care for AllšŸ“… Tu...
09/11/2026

PALCARE’S ANNUAL GRIEF & BEREAVEMENT SYMPOSIUM
Meeting People Where They’re At: Compassionate, Equitable Care for All

šŸ“… Tuesday, September 29, 2026
šŸ“ Stonehaven Banquet Hall | Aurora, ON

Join us for a meaningful day of connection, learning, and conversation as we explore compassionate and equitable approaches to grief, bereavement, and palliative care.

⭐ KEYNOTE SPEAKER
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Naheed Dosani, palliative care physician and health justice activist, as our keynote speaker. Dr. Dosani will share his work advancing equitable access to healthcare for people experiencing structural vulnerabilities, including poverty and homelessness. As the founder and lead of the Palliative Education and Care for the Homeless (PEACH) Program, and through his work with Kensington Hospice, St. Michael’s Hospital, and the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer, Dr. Dosani brings a powerful perspective on compassionate, equitable care.

šŸ’¬ PANEL DISCUSSION
Dr. Dosani will facilitate a panel featuring leaders and representatives from:
• Central Regional Indigenous Cancer Program
• LOFT Community Services
• Association for Community Living
• York Region Community Paramedicine
• Southlake Health & Margaret Bahen Hospice

🌿 AFTERNOON PRESENTATIONS
Hear from local organizations about their programs and approaches to supporting individuals, families, and communities. The day will conclude with a presentation exploring grief literacy, personal perspectives, and carrying this work forward.

ā˜• YOUR REGISTRATION INCLUDES
A full day of presentations and discussions, breakfast, lunch, refreshments, and opportunities to connect with colleagues, community partners, volunteers, and service providers.

Registration Fees:
Volunteer: $75 | Professional: $125 | Table of 8: $800
Secure your spot and join us for this important conversation. Registration closes September 15! Register now at mypalcare.org

Join us for a free session on supporting brain health for people living with dementia and those providing care. Dementia...
09/10/2026

Join us for a free session on supporting brain health for people living with dementia and those providing care. Dementia includes Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease dementia, Lewy body dementia, vascular dementia, and other conditions affecting memory, thinking, and movement.

Caring for Brain Health: Support for People Living with Dementia and Caregivers

Free Information Session via Zoom
Wednesday October 28, 2026
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST via Zoom

Facilitated by: Emily Justus, Alzheimer Society of York Region

09/09/2026

Introducing a refreshed Better Living.

Over the years, Better Living has continued to grow and evolve alongside the communities we serve.

Today, we introduce a refreshed identity that brings our programs, services and organizations together more clearly as part of Better Living.

Over the coming months, you’ll begin to see this refreshed look across our communications and digital platforms. While how we present Better Living will continue to evolve, the programs, services and care you know remain the same.

Learn more on our website. https://mybetterliving.ca/

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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