Leanora not only raised her own seven children, but became known in her community for her nurturing presence and willingness to help. Throughout her life, Leanora demonstrated an abundance of generosity and hospitality.

After attending secretarial school, she worked in administrative support for the Montreal General Hospital while developing her own care homes for vulnerable populations through partnerships with the Quebec Northern Module and the

Douglas Hospital.

Proudly Serving the Greater Montreal Community and Surrounding Areas for more than 40 years!

We are simply a phone call away

Every day, families reach out to AGI urgently seeking help. Our therapeutic programs are person-centered and tailored to the individual’s needs.

To accommodate families effectively, AGI offers services in-person, virtually or via telehealth.

May 19 to 25 is Intergenerational Week in Quebec. Intergenerational programming brings together youth, adults and seniors. It creates opportunities for learning and collaboration while challenging ageist stereotypes. These programs highlight the value of people of all ages working together to foster a strong, connected community.

In an upcoming AGI webinar on August 22, Tracie Swim, a founding member of the West-End Intergenerational Network (WIN) will join us to provide her expertise on the benefits of intergenerational programming. Stay tuned!

Tracie Swim

Photo credit: engAGE Living Lab Creatif

Community, Connectivity, Conversation:

How to Live Well Through the Dementia Journey

This half day, interactive online conference offers an opportunity to share experiences and access a range of award winning, evidence-based materials that enable people living with dementia and their families to continue to participate in the day-to-day activities that bring meaning and joy.

• Learn about how we worked in partnership with people living with dementia in developing the resources.

• Discover how they have been used by people with dementia, carers and staff in communities, hospitals and care homes

• Find out how you can be involved in the next part of the journey.

Claire will be LIVE from the UK!

Learn how activities are more than just time fillers—they may address unmet physical and emotional needs that people with dementia often have difficulty expressing.

Monday, June 10, 2024 - Part 1

Monday, June 17, 2024 - Part 2

9:30 am - 1:00 pm

In-Person

Interactive and in-depth

Presented by:

Karin Derouaux, MA, MA

Support Services Co-Manager, Counsellor

& Art Therapist

$100 / for Caregivers

$125 / for Healthcare Professionals 

*requiring an attestation