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02/09/2026

Members of the Rotary Club of Quinte Sunrise hosting our annual Curl for Kids Bonspiel. Wonderful day.

02/05/2026

✨🌀 Y2K AT THE KILN 🌀✨
We are going to party like it’s 1999, the era of flip phones, butterfly clips, frosted lips, low-rise jeans, and playlists burned onto CDs 💿✨

We’re teaming up with Meyers Creek for a Y2K-themed pottery painting night at The Kiln Ceramic Studio

🗓️ February 26, 6-8 pm
🎟️ $15 ticket includes:
🍿 Snacks
🎨 $10 credit toward your pottery piece

🍹 Beverages from Meyers Creek available for purchase separately

Expect throwback hits, glossy nostalgia, and creative chaos—just add your favorite Y2K fit and come vibe with us.
Dancing encouraged. Vibes are always so Fetch.

📍 The Kiln Ceramic Studio
💖 Y2K energy only

02/05/2026

Looking for another great way to support United Way HPE’s Day of Impact this Friday? Enjoy a great night of live music and more at UpFront Café! 🎶 Your $10 admission includes beer tastings from MacKinnon Brothers Brewing Company, finger foods, raffle entry and amazing live music featuring Ian McKendry and Rubbin’ Elbows!

Friday February 6th
UpFront Cafe and Pub, 313 Front Street Downtown Belleville
5:30-7:30PM

See more United Way HPE event details at www.unitedwayhpe.ca

02/05/2026

This past Monday, we welcomed to run their “Dementia Friendly Communities Training” with some of our public facing staff and volunteers.

We learned many important ways to make our spaces more safe and accessible to those living with dementia.

We are proud to be a 2026 Dementia Friendly Community Supporter, and have committed to hosting additional trainings for staff, volunteers and students before our busy summer season kicks off!

We cannot recommend this training enough to public facing institutions who want to make their spaces accessible to all! 💙 thank you !

02/04/2026

This Black History Month, we’re sharing voices from Black communities through Dementia in the Black Community, a three-part video series created with Caribbean Vibrations.

The series explores lived experiences, cultural perspectives, and the importance of culturally responsive dementia care.

Watch all three episodes below:

Part 1: bit.ly/4qV6BLY
Part 2: bit.ly/49HRtL0
Part 3: bit.ly/3YNzTjG

02/04/2026

🌍🤝World Cancer Day

Today, we honour and remember the strength of those affected by cancer- the fighters, the caregivers, and the families who stand by them every day. At Hospice Quinte, we are deeply committed to providing compassionate care during the most challenging times.

Cancer touches so many lives, and we believe no one should face it alone. From offering comfort and dignity through end-of-life care to supporting caregivers with a much-needed break, we’re here to walk alongside you.

On this World Cancer Day, let’s reflect on the power of community, the importance of kindness, and the resilience of those touched by cancer. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. 💖

For more information on the services and programs we provide for support, please visit https://hospicequinte.ca/hospice-services

02/04/2026

Healthy Canadians has a wealth of information on palliative care, including:
- what palliative care is and how it can help
- services available to support you
- ways it can improve quality of life
- grief support options for you and your loved ones

Start learning more here 👉 https://www.canada.ca/en/services/health/campaigns/palliative-care.html

02/04/2026

This Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, we’re asking you to help improve dementia care in our province.

In less than two minutes, you can help call for stronger dementia care, better community supports, and meaningful investments in the 2026 Ontario Budget.

Visit actionfordementia.ca to send a quick message to your local MPP and help show that dementia care cannot be overlooked.

👉 actionfordementia.ca

02/04/2026

Jessica (Education & Support coordinator) and Trisha (Fund Development coordinator) were thrilled to meet with Mayor Ostrander today to receive funding from the Municipality of Brighton!

This funding supports ongoing programs and services available to all folks in Brighton, including our Memory Café, support group, in-home visits, and more. All available free of charge from ASHPE.

All funds donated stay local, and we are honoured to have the support of the Municipality of Brighton for 2026. 

Currently, it is estimated that over 5000 people are living with dementia in our region, this support allows ASHPE to provide help for today and hope for tomorrow. 🩵

02/04/2026