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55 years old and over. French speaking only. Seniors that are frail, vulnerable, have dementia and or a physical disability.
65 years old and over. For individuals who have begun to lose functional, and/or mental capacity, have Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, Parkinson’s disease, had a stroke, have a developmental disability, visual problems, mental illness and for individuals who wish to have more social interactions.
55 years of age and over or individuals with physical disabilities, that are over 18 years of age.
Toronto Central & East York Adult Day Programs
Adult Day Programs Outside of Toronto Central & East York
No age restrictions (primarily 50+). Individuals who are stroke survivors
55 years old and over. Frail seniors and those with cognitive impairments.
50 and over. Individuals who are ill or have a disability
55 and over. Individuals with disabilities
65 years old and over. Elderly adults with disabilities or cognitive impairments
65 years old and over. Frail Seniors.
55 years of age or older OR between 30 and 54 years of age with a longstanding disability, cognitively impaired and/or frail clients
No age restrictions. Individuals who have various degrees of cognitive impairments or who are physically frail or require supervision. Mennonite
55 years old and over. Physical and/or cognitive impairments. Including Alzheimer Disease and Parkinson's Disease.
Frail, and seniors with mild dementia who are not able to attend regular community activities.
18 years old and over. Individual must have a moderate to severe ABI, medically stable, living in the community, may have challenging behaviours and/or physical disabilities and have a family physician.
Adults 21 years and older with developmental disabilities
Adults affected by aphasia, who need physical, social, or emotional supports.
55 years old and over. Asian adults and other older adults and adults with disabilities, who need physical, social, or emotional supports
16 years old and over. Adults and youth, living with the effects of an acquired brain injury.
Older adults and adults with disabilities, who need physical, social, or emotional supports.
Seniors and adults who are physically frail and/or have cognitive impairments.
Seniors who are frail, isolated or suffering from chronic illness such as Stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Depression or Dementia.
Individuals with developmental disabilities.
Seniors +55 with Alzheimer’s Disease or related dementias
Aquired Brain Injury
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