Every Friday, you can find 72-year-old Kingston resident Poul Busk, at the Adult Day Centre, a community services program offered with Providence Care. It is known to most in the community as the Hildegarde Centre. Poul participates in two full days of recreation therapy every week...

Noreen Peters signed her husband Jim up for the Adult Day program after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia. 12 years ago, Noreen Peters married the love of her life, Jim. “He’s a fun loving guy, he’s a joker and he has a great sense of humor,”...

When a person is diagnosed with a physical disability, dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, it not only impacts them but also their loved ones. Many times family members step up and become caregivers. But it can be difficult to balance being a caregiver with daily...