Bridge n Brighten

Bridge n Brighten, is gearing up for a busy winter! ☃️
We are hiring part time/casual, friendly visitor/respite workers for those suffering with cognitive decline to work in Waterloo and Kitchener (and surrounding areas if you are interested). 👍

We do not require PSWs, just a loving spirit, good references, clean police record, your own transportation, and ability to manage yourself and your own schedule. 🗓️

Please pass this on if you know anyone who might be interested. It's a very rewarding job 💙 and I will provide support and coaching 🏆. The potential for earning is up to you! 💵

A lonely chimp. Sad, isn't it? Everyone can agree. But how often do we remember all of the lonely PEOPLE in our own community? There are so many and they really need us.

Did you know that loneliness can be a silent but very significant contributor to mental decline? It's not only about feeling alone; it's about the long-term impact on cognitive health. Research indicates that chronic loneliness is associated with a higher risk of memory problems and cognitive decline, affecting mental well-being. 🧠💔

At Bridge N Brighten, we understand the importance of human connection and its role in mental health. That's why we're passionate about our Friendly Visiting program, connecting people with companionship and support.

Together, we can make a positive change! Join us in the fight against loneliness – reach out today to learn more about how you can get involved.

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Loneliness isn't just a feeling; it can have a profound impact on your mental health. Research shows that chronic loneliness can lead to cognitive decline 💔 Studies have revealed that socially isolated individuals are more likely to experience memory problems and cognitive decline at an earlier age 😔 But there's hope! At Bridge N Brighten, we're here to make a difference. Let's combat loneliness together! 💪💕 Learn more about our Friendly Visiting program and be part of the solution. Reach out to us for more information. 💬

With the cold weather approaching and the busy giving season upon us, it's a good time to take pause and recharge. Let us provide some help at home with your loved one so you can rest and regroup. Call today! 519-505-1973

Another important article showing how badly we need friendly visiting.

Stuck in bed 23 hours a day: What's wrong with home care in Canada and why lessons could be learned in Denmark | CBC News Margot Algie suffers from a neurodegenerative disease and needs home care for all her daily activities. But she’s often only up for only one hour a day before another home care worker arrives to put her back to bed. A leading geriatrician says Canada needs to take a page from Denmark.

Wishing you comfort, peace and joy this Thanksgiving.