Adult Day Program
A safe and friendly space to spend the day.
About our Adult Day Program
Dementia is a progressive disease that can affect a person’s memory, thinking, orientation, and comprehension. It affects every aspect of daily life and has a significant impact on individuals and their families. We recognize that caring for someone living with dementia can be emotionally overwhelming. That’s why our Adult Day Program and other services are designed to help support individuals living with cognitive impairment and also provide essential support for caregivers.
For older adults living with dementias such as Alzheimer’s disease, the Adult Day Program is an opportunity to get out and socialize in a supportive and caring environment. The program is run by a compassionate team of specially educated social workers, therapeutic recreationists and program assistants.
Location
The Adult Day Program is a safe, secure, and professionally supervised environment.
Address:
1600 Steeles Avenue West, Unit 31
Vaughan, Ontario L4K 4M2
Program Hours
Morning Program
7 days a week, from 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Afternoon Program
Tuesdays, from 1:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Eligibility and Cost
In-home and on-site assessments are conducted by health care professionals to determine suitability for the program. Daily program and transportation fees apply. (Subsidies available for qualified applicants.)
Morning or Afternoon program: $36.00/day
Transportation costs: $6.40 each way
$ Service Fees
Highlights
- Open 7 days a week, providing much needed respite to caregivers
- Secure and professionally supervised environment
- Kosher hot meals and snacks
- Escorted, door-to-door transportation (additional fee)
- Counselling, education and support for program participants and caregivers
- Medication and toileting assistance
- Evidence-based recreational and cultural activities
- Multilingual staff and programs (all religious and cultural affiliations welcome)
- Wheelchair accessible facility
What Our Clients Are Saying
“The Adult Day Program is a blessing for people like my mom and their family caregivers. When she was first diagnosed with dementia, she would spend her days just sitting in her room, looking out the window or at the wall. Now she goes to the Adult Day Program every day for mental and physical stimulation, companionship and nutritious meals. If it wasn’t for her ‘club’ she would have been in a long-term care facility years ago.”
– Family Caregiver
