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…clearly and respectfully. People may need time to consider how they can help. Final Thought: Creating opportunities isn’t always easy, but your effort and optimism can open doors—not just for one person, but for the whole community. Keep at it. You’re making a real difference….
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…, or build up the handle by wrapping masking tape around it several times. [insert photo] Snack Ideas If your child is a fussy eater, try to include at least one food item you know your child likes in his snack. This will give him something to look forward to and help him focus on eating the snack. Some schools do not allow children to bring food containing peanuts or other nuts. You may want to check with your child’s school regarding its policy….
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…on. Half-open eyes and mouth. Near death, some people’s eyes remain partly open and look glassy. Their mouths may fall open. Stop-and-start breathing. Your loved ones breathing pattern may change, and there may be long periods between breaths. This interrupted and irregular breathing is very common in the final hours of life. Care and comfort for both of you You may already know many of the things you can do to comfort your loved one. They may be…
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…organizations and shared on ConnectABILITY, such as informative PDF documents and images. Compatibility with Browsers and Assistive Technology ConnectABILITY is designed to be compatible with the following assistive technologies: Input and output devices, such as keyboard navigation and screen readers. ConnectABILITY is not compatible with: Internet Explorer, and browsers older than 3 major versions or Mobile operating systems older than 5 years….
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…a cell phone company might offer you a free phone. When you go to get your free phone you discover they have added all sorts of other charges, such as activation fees, fees for airtime and texting, taxes and other service fees. This so called ‘free phone’ could end up costing you hundreds of dollars every month. If you sign into a contract with a company for services, such as cell phone plans, they often offer good looking deals. This deal may or…
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…ging accessory, One set of over-the-ear headphones and free music setup. http://musicproject.ca/ Alive Inside Clip of Henry This is an excerpt from Alive Inside, a documentary about the Music and Memory nonprofit project, a film by Michael Rossato-Bennett. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG7X-cy9iqA The Toronto Dementia Network The Toronto Dementia Network collects, organizes and disseminates information about dementia related services and events…
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…m link will be sent prior to each session. If you are interested in registering, please contact one of the following. Linda Ger Walters: lingerwalters@gmail.com, Relationship Group: relationship.group.toronto@gmail.com See flyer for more details…
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…m Please note a zoom link will be sent prior to each session. If you are interested in registering, please contact one of the following. Linda Ger Walters: lingerwalters@gmail.com, Jason Maher: jmaher@connectability.ca, Relationship Group: relationship.group.toronto@gmail.com See flyer for more details…
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…. This proof of identity can be used for things such as: cashing a cheque, opening a new bank account, obtaining a credit card, boarding a domestic flight, returning goods to a store, obtaining hotel accommodation and renting a home video. Who is eligible for an Ontario photo card? People living in Ontario who are 16 years of age or older who do not hold a driver’s license are eligible for the Ontario photo card. People with a driver’s license wil…
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…nces in children’s skill levels. For example, some children may be able to complete a ten-piece puzzle, while others can complete a three-piece puzzle. Provide materials that encourage children to think and problem solve. Some play activities such as magnets and weights teach children to explore how the materials interact with each other. Offer unusual play materials that are not provided on a daily basis (e.g., natural materials such as a bird’s…
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