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The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) is noticing an increase in reporting related to misleading home services and equipment. Victims are being contacted through ads on social media, telemarketing calls or through door-to-door sales persons. Ads on social media will ask for your contact information. After receiving your contact information, you will receive a telephone call […]
National Caregiver Day is April 2nd, 2024! Recognized across Canada, National Caregiver Day began as a way to recognize the unique contributions of the millions of Canadians who provide unpaid care for their family members, many of whom are seniors. According to Carers Canada, unpaid caregivers represent 9.7 billion dollars’ worth of caregiving which would […]
With this year marking the 20th anniversary of Fraud Prevention Month, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) is highlighting the importance of protecting the public from fraud. This year’s theme, “20 years of fighting fraud: From then to now” provides an overview of the main solicitation methods and how they have evolved over the years. Read […]
Choosing the right senior living or care community for you or your loved one is a decision that requires careful research and planning. At Route65.ca, we understand the importance of finding a community that aligns with you or your loved one’s needs and preferences. Our goal is to provide seniors and their families with resources […]
This February, BC Care Providers Association (BCCPA) celebrates the 10th Annual BC Care Awards! The BC Care Awards were originally created to honour the achievements of the province’s most exceptional caregivers in the field of seniors care. Below, Route65.ca highlights some of the 2023 award recipients. Care Provider of the Year – Long-Term Care: In […]
Bell Let’s Talk Day is January 24th. Bell Let’s Talk Day was first observed in January 2011 with the goal to start a conversation about mental health among Canadians. Individuals struggling with mental health may be unfairly stigmatized or ostracized by their communities, but through education and donations to mental health projects and institutions, Bell […]
In January, Canada observes Alzheimer’s Awareness Month to help educate the public about the disease and fight the stigma associated with those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. What is Alzheimer’s Disease? Alzheimer’s Disease is a form of dementia that primarily affects individuals over 65 years old. It is marked by the progressive destruction of brain cells, impacting […]
Staying connected with friends, family and the community is imperative to healthy living for seniors. Social isolation can impact everyone, but seniors are particularly at risk due to their health, age, location, and a variety of other factors. Keeping up with your friends and family, even if you are not able to see them in […]
Staying connected with the local community is a great way for seniors to stay social, especially for those who don’t live near their friends and family. Social connections are a key part of healthy aging for seniors. Volunteering is a great wayto maintain social engagement, especially after retirement. During the busy winter months, many local […]
Assisted living homes are for seniors who can still live independently and make decisions for themselves but require additional support due to physical or health challenges. Assisted living services provide housing, hospitality services (like meals and homemaking), and personal care services. Choosing the right assisted living community for you or loved ones involve many crucial […]