who are 65 years of age and older, and who meet the program’s objectives can access the Better at Home services within the program’s resource parameters. Becoming a Campbell River Better at Home client involves an initial meeting with our Better at Home Program staff to discuss the program, confirm eligibility, and complete registration forms.
For more information or to contact Campbell River Batter at Home, call: 250-830-8709, or email: [email protected]
Sunset Sencha Tropical Fruit Green Tea – Taste the Summer. This refreshing blend is infused with the luscious essence of strawberries, tropical fruits, and sencha green tea, tantalizing your taste buds and providing a wealth of skin-loving benefits. Packed with antioxidants and vitamins, it becomes a hydrating elixir that promotes radiant skin from the inside out. The potent antioxidants in green tea contribute to skin health by fighting oxidative stress and promoting a youthful glow. As you sip on this flavorful concoction, you’ll taste the season’s sweetness while nourishing your skin, making each cup a delicious step towards a vibrant and refreshed you.
Father’s Day offers a poignant reminder of the vital role mental health plays in the lives of our aging parents. For seniors residing in independent living homes, the benefits extend beyond physical care. These communities foster crucial social interactions that can stave off the loneliness and depression often faced by those living alone. Friendships formed in these environments provide emotional support, joy, and a sense of belonging. Celebrating Father’s Day in such a setting underscores the importance of a strong support network. By prioritizing companionship and mental well-being, we honor our fathers not just with gifts, but with the invaluable gift of connection
At Motion® Cares, our commitment enhances the quality of life for those facing mobility challenges. Understanding that mobility means freedom, we offer a diverse range of products including wheelchairs, stairlifts, and mobility scooters. We support our community with comprehensive services such as maintenance, financing options through partnerships like Humm, and personalized customer care. Our holistic approach exceeds expectations, reaffirming our dedication to improving lives daily. With innovation and empathy, Independence can be accessible to all.
Social interactions are vital for seniors’ mental and emotional well-being. Post-retirement, many seniors face increased loneliness, which can lead to depression and cognitive decline. Regular social activities, such as participating in community clubs or online groups, help maintain mental sharpness and reduce feelings of isolation. These engagements are not only enjoyable but are crucial in preventing conditions like Alzheimer’s. For seniors with mobility issues, online platforms provide a crucial link to the wider community, ensuring they remain actively connected.
With June being Men’s Mental Health Month – a good reminder to emphasize the importance of dental health for our senior fathers. Good oral hygiene affects speaking, eating, and social interactions, contributing to overall mental health. As one ages, issues like gum disease, dry mouth, and tooth decay become more prevalent and can be linked to chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. Encourage the men in your life to maintain regular dental care with fluoride toothpaste, flossing, and professional cleanings. A healthy diet and open communication with their dentist about new oral health concerns are crucial. Celebrate men by supporting their journey towards maintaining a healthy, vibrant smile.
“What lies before us and what lies beyond us is tiny compared to what lies within us” – Henry Thoreau
As an older adult, you’re likely aware of the importance of staying active for optimal mental and physical health. However, amidst all your activities, it’s crucial to ask yourself: are you truly having FUN? Fun and joy are essential components of a fulfilling life, making us feel alive, engaged, and connected to others. When we embrace laughter and play, the world becomes more vibrant and inviting. Every senior deserves to pursue enjoyable pastimes that transport them, making them lose track of time or feel like a carefree kid once again. The good news is that many of the best activities for senior citizens are low-cost or even free. So, why not explore activities that reignite the youthful spirit within you?
“Why do we eat healthy?” asked Susy. “For superpowers,” Mom replied. “Carrots help you see through walls!” Now she’s hooked, convinced that each bite will help her become a real-life superhero!
.1 The more you take, the more you leave behind. What am I? 2. What has a heart that doesn’t beat? 3. I can be cracked, made, told, and played. What am I? 4. What has a neck but no head?
We are excited to announce that Comox Senior Support Society has been contracted to run the Campbell River Better at Home program. The Better at Home program helps seniors/elders continue living in their own homes longer and stay connected in the community by providing some basic non-medical home support services.
Residents in Campbell River who are 65 years of age and older, and who meet the program’s objectives can access the Better at Home services within the program’s resource constraints. Becoming a Campbell River Better at Home client involves an initial meeting with our Better at Home Program staff to discuss the program, confirm eligibility, and complete registration forms. For more information or to contact the office call: 250-830-8709, or email: [email protected]
Help feed a Senior for $12 a week
In partnership with LUSH Valley Food Action Society, CVSS provides 82 meals a week to seniors in the Comox Valley. While some seniors contribute to the cost of the weekly meals, they are heavily subsidized. A donation of $12 a week will provide between two and four meals for a senior in the Valley, helping ensure food security for vulnerable residents. Donations can be made at the CVSS office, or by cheque, via mail at C1-450 8th Street, Courtenay, BC, V9N 1N5. Tax receipts are provided for donations over $20. Alternatively, monthly donations can be set up on our Canada Helps website at: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/comox-valley-senior-support/
