This group is for individuals experiencing mild to moderate dementia, including those with early-onset dementia or those who have recently received—or are waiting for—a diagnosis.
It is a supportive space where participants can learn, share experiences, and connect with others living with dementia.
Every Wednesday 11am-12pm
For registration, contact Alessa:
Phone:604-531-9400 EXT.219
Email: [email protected]
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Online Seated Exercise Club
This program features an online video guide for seated stretches focusing on maintaining range of motion. All activities are designed to be accessible to participants of all levels of mobility, and we encourage you to take it at a pace that is comfortable for yourself.
The exercise club is adapted from an audio and online only program. All motions are verbally described, but visual cues may be limited.
To Register: Call (604) 531-9400 Ext. 220 Email: [email protected]
Empower Independence with Home Healthcare
As summer approaches, home healthcare solutions become vital for senior well-being. Services like medical alert systems, medication management, and mobility aids help seniors stay independent and safe. Lifeline medical alert systems offer immediate emergency assistance, providing peace of mind. Automated medication dispensers ensure seniors take their medications correctly, while home modifications enhance overall safety. Mobility aids significantly improve the quality of life, allowing seniors to enjoy summer activities with confidence. Comox Valley Lifeline Society provides two-way communication with trained professionals, ensuring continuous support. Invest in a medical alert service this summer for a secure and enjoyable season for seniors
Support for Grief or Loss
If you have any need to talk with anyone about grief and loss, no matter where you are in your journey, we can help you find a group with led by a trained facilitator. Please contact us at [email protected] or call 250-218-3011.
Caregiver Support Groups
SSNVI hosts a monthly opportunity for caregivers to meet in a friendly, supportive environment where they can interact with, receive, and give support to other caregivers. Currently, these groups are held in Courtenay.
Groups held: First Tuesday and second Thursday of each month from 1-3pm. To learn more about our Caregiver Support groups, please contact the office by email [email protected] or by phone at 250-218-3011.
Volunteer With Seniors
Make a difference in your community. SSNVI is looking for volunteers in the Comox Valley and Campbell River. If you have a few hours a week to connect with local seniors, volunteer with us. Our team offers training with ongoing support and matches you with a senior on our waitlist. Now is the perfect time to join! To learn more call or email us. Comox Valley [email protected] and for Campbell River [email protected]
Join the SSNVI Board of Directors
We are seeking committed members who bring fresh ideas, strategic thinking, and a heart for service. As a Board member, you’ll help shape programs, strengthen partnerships, and help ensure seniors in the Comox Valley and Campbell River area receive the support they deserve. Your efforts can help build a stronger future for our seniors. Connect with us at [email protected]
Maintain Your Eye Health
As we grow older, we often gain wisdom, stories, and a deeper appreciation for life. But our eyes might need a little extra care along the way. Eye health is especially important for seniors, as vision changes can happen gradually and sometimes go unnoticed until they start affecting everyday life.
Think of your eyes like a favorite pair of reading glasses. They are reliable, hardworking, and deserving of proper care. Regular eye exams can help catch common age-related conditions early, such as cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. The good news? Many of these can be managed effectively when detected in time.
Maintaining good eye health doesn’t have to be complicated. Simple habits can make a big difference:
– eating a balanced diet rich in leafy greens and colorful fruits,
– staying active,
– protecting your eyes from UV rays with sunglasses,
– keeping chronic conditions like diabetes under control.
– And yes, taking breaks from screens matters too, even if it’s just to admire the view outside your window!
Whether it’s reading a beloved book, recognizing a friend’s smile, or enjoying a sunset, healthy eyesight helps keep those moments bright and meaningful.
The Modern PURAIR® Advantage
At Modern PURAIR®, we go beyond duct cleaning. As a full-service indoor air quality company, we specialize in furnace and duct cleaning, air quality testing, and advanced air purification services. Whether you’re a homeowner looking for cleaner, healthier air or a business owner focused on maintaining a safe environment for your customers and staff — we’re here to help. What sets us apart? Our exclusive PUR CURx® Contact Cleaning System ensures a deeper, more effective clean — every time. It’s part of what makes us a trusted name across Canada and the United States.
Diabetic Foot Care
Diabetic foot care is essential to prevent complications such as infections, ulcers, and even amputation. People with diabetes should inspect their feet daily for cuts, blisters, redness, or swelling. Keeping feet clean and dry helps reduce the risk of infection, while moisturizing prevents cracking, but not between the toes. Properly fitting shoes and clean socks are important to avoid pressure points and injuries. Regular nail trimming should be done carefully to prevent ingrown nails. Managing blood sugar levels supports overall foot health. Routine checkups with a healthcare professional ensure early detection and treatment of potential problems before they become severe.
Step Into Spring with Healthy Feet
As the weather improves and people spend more time walking outdoors, foot health becomes especially important. Chiropractic care for the feet focuses on proper alignment, mobility, and function, helping to support the body from the ground up. Your feet are the foundation of your entire structure, and when they aren’t functioning properly, it can create imbalances that travel upward, affecting the knees, hips, and even the spine. Gentle adjustments and supportive therapies can relieve discomfort, improve gait, and enhance overall movement. Taking care of your feet now can help prevent pain and keep you active, balanced, and feeling your best all season long.
