Alzheimer's: A Community Crisis We Must Prepare For

Preserving Cultural Identity and Intergenerational Connection: Ubuntu in Action

Planning for the Future: My Life In Order Workshop

Health Disparities and Access to Culturally Competent Care: Ubuntu’s Commitment to Equity

Social connection is not a luxury it is a human necessity. For Afro-Canadian seniors, the stakes are even higher. The compounded realities of migration, systemic racism, and family dispersion create unique barriers that increase the risk of social isolation. But this issue goes beyond physical solitude; it is about being unseen and unheard in a society that too often overlooks the voices and experiences of Afro-Seniors. The Deeper Reality of Isolation Isolation is not simply

When Evelyne first walked into a Ubuntu Legacy Community Care yoga session earlier last year, she carried more than just her mat—she carried doubt.

Ubuntu Legacy Community Care Seniors Health Advocate The Hidden Medication Crisis Affecting Our Seniors: Why Understanding Beyond the...

Celebrating Our Seniors June 2025 June is Seniors Month – A Time to Celebrate Our Community's Greatest Treasures As we step into June,...

In a world where aging is often viewed through the lens of decline and limitation, Ubuntu Legacy Community Care is rewriting the...

Health & Wellbeing of Afro-Community

Aging with dignity and vitality is a universal aspiration, yet for Afro-Canadian and Caribbean seniors in the Peel Region, systemic...

Nurturing Mental Health and Emotional Well-being in Seniors: Addressing Loneliness, Depression, and Loss of Purpose. As we age, mental...