Care Possible

08/12/2026

We know more about reducing dementia risk than ever. The challenge now is helping people act.

The latest AgeTech Insights Report, Unlocking Dementia Prevention: The Role of Technology in Supporting Brain Health, draws on insights from more than 2,000 adults aged 40+ in Canada and the United Kingdom.

While 68% of respondents agree that dementia risk can be reduced, only 17% feel more than moderately confident in their ability to reduce their own risk. These and other findings show that moving from awareness to action requires more than information. People need support that reflects the specific barriers they face.

The report examines:
🧠 Where gaps in knowledge and confidence remain
🚧 What prevents people from adopting brain-healthy behaviours
📱 How technology can support motivation, habit-building and access to trusted guidance

Explore how technology can help make dementia prevention more practical, accessible and sustainable:https://www.cabhi.com/en/files/agetech-insights-report-4-july-2026-en.pdf

The NIA is grateful to have partnered with Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation, Alzheimer's Society of the United Kingdom, and the Toronto Dementia Research Alliance, in the development of this publication.

08/10/2026

In Search of Community Leaders

Roblin Services to Seniors Inc. is looking for dedicated community members who are passionate about making a difference. We are seeking individuals interested in serving as leaders for this program.

If you enjoy giving back, working with others, and making a positive impact, we'd love to hear from you!

08/06/2026

We're at the Downtown Farmers Market today, sharing the Care Possible story and connecting with our community!

Stop by our booth, we'd love to meet you, answer your questions, and say hello. 😄

08/04/2026

07/31/2026

This month's edition is packed with helpful resources, updates, and information for family caregivers and those supporting loved ones at home.

Read here: https://www.carepossible.ca/newsletter-updates

07/28/2026

Register today for the upcoming Nutrition after a Heart Event or Stroke virtual class. See a list of all Chronic Disease Education Program classes here: https://ow.ly/kl6550ZafvW

07/27/2026

💰 Income Adequacy

Women face a lifelong gender income gap—and its effects continue into older age.

Compared to men, older women were more likely to report:
• Inadequate income (24% vs. 19%)
• Material deprivation (23% vs. 16%)

Income adequacy shapes nearly every aspect of ageing, from health to social participation.

Supporting financial security across the life course is key to healthy ageing.

📊 Read the report: https://niageing.ca/reports/experiences-of-older-women-in-canada-findings-from-the-nias-2025-ageing-in-canada-survey/

This report was released in partnership with International Longevity Centre Canada with funding from Women and Gender Equality Canada (Women and Gender Equality Canada). Funding for the 2025 Ageing in Canada Survey was provided by Manulife and Waltons Trust.

07/20/2026

Care Possible isn't just available in Winnipeg.

You can find care providers in communities such as Brandon, Selkirk, Steinbach, Winkler, Morden, and more.

Visit carepossible.ca and click "Find Care Providers" to explore our interactive map and see where care providers are available.

Don't see a provider in your community yet? Don't worry, create a listing, we are growing across Manitoba every single day!

07/20/2026

Our office does systemic advocacy, but what does that mean in practice?

It means identifying gaps in the systems that affect seniors' lives, including health care, housing, and transportation, and using what we learn to advocate for positive change. Here's what that looks like:

🔸 We provide information about available services to help seniors and caregivers understand their options.

🔸 We amplify seniors' voices by listening to them and bringing their concerns forward to decision-makers.

🔸 We collaborate with service providers, organizations, and communities to improve seniors' services.

🔸 We make recommendations to government and service providers to advance the well-being and quality of life of all seniors.