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Dementia Resource Consultants
Free Dementia Support Services
Our trained Dementia Resource Consultants offer free support to anyone affected by Alzheimer’s or related dementias—no diagnosis or referral needed.
We provide:
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Information and education
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Care strategies and referrals
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Emotional support for individuals and caregivers
Connect with us by phone, email, video, or in-person—at our office, in the community, or at your home.
How to Connect
Call or email us; our intake team will attempt to connect within 24-48 business hours, depending on volume-you will need to leave a message, but we will call you back!
Please remember we are not a crisis response program- if you are having a medical emergency, please call 911 or go to your closest ER or Urgent Care Centre.
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Contact Information
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For new clients: Contact 905-278-3667 ext. 307 (Choice 1)
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For current clients: Contact 905-278-3367 ext. 307 (Choice 6)
Individual Support
New Diagnosis? We’re Here to Help
If you or someone you know has recently been diagnosed with dementia or is worried about their memory, we encourage you to reach out. We can guide you through available resources, programs, and support services.
In the meantime, we offer brochures to help you understand what to expect—whether you're living with dementia, a family member, or a caregiver.
When you connect with us, we can walk you through these resources in more detail.
If You Are Newly Diagnosed
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First Steps outlines a step-by-step plan to help people who are newly diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.
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What to Expect gives an overview of the stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Shared Experiences: Suggestions for Those With Alzheimer Disease is a brochure with advice written by people in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
If You Are A Family Member or CarePartner
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First Steps: For Families of Those Recently Diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease outlines steps family members can take to prepare for the Alzheimer’s journey ahead.
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Reducing Caregiver Stress provides suggestions to support caregivers in giving the best possible care and also to take care of themselves
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Ways to Help: Assisting People Living With Alzheimer's Disease gives suggestions for helping people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.
For Persons living with Dementia
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Support Groups, One-to-One and Social Groups. (See Support Group)
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Heads Up for a Healthier Brains: This brochure will explain how the person with dementia can keep their brain healthy and active.
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By Us for Us Guides: The By Us For Us guides are a series of unique resources created by a group of talented and passionate people living with dementia and care partners.