Events
Mosaic's Social Club
What a difference we make how you enjoy your life and community.
We invite all our clients and community to sign up to become a member of our Mosaic’s Social Club. It is absolutely free, and gives you access to our full suite of welcome services for online programs at our community resource centres post COVID-19. You can pop in any time on your own, with your caregiver or family to find out about our latest social programs, home care supports and services and resources.
MOSAIC’S KNITTING & CROCHET GROUP ON ZOOM
Drop-in to knit, chat and make new friends virtually on Zoom. Join us for an opportunity to chat, knit and make new friends. Knitting has been proven to: Reduce stress and anxiety, slows cognitive decline and can help prevent arthritis and tendonitis. Registration Required Every…
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FIRST LINK MEMORY CAFE PROGRAM ON ZOOM – HEARING & MEMORY LOSS: AKRAM KEYMANESH
The First Link® Memory Café Program on Zoom is a collaborative program run by Mosaic Home Care and Alzheimer Society York Region for those living with memory issues and their caregivers. Here are the upcoming presentations and workshops online for the First Link® Memory Café…
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ZOOM FUNCTIONAL FITNESS WITH JOANNE PICOT
Join us on Zoom once a month for a complete body workout featuring simple exercises to build muscles, flexibility, and boost heart health. Joanne will lead you through a variety of energizing standing and seated exercises using light free weights. If you don’t have weights,…
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NIA FITNESS WITH JENN HICKS
Join us on Zoom once a month for a full body workout through music, dance, and strength-enhancing movement! Nia incorporates martial arts, self-awareness, body positivity and fitness all in one. Nia is effective and enjoyable for all bodies: no matter your age, ability, shape, size…
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SUMMER POLE WALKING WITH MOSAIC
A free Walking and Nordic Pole Walking Club in Toronto! Mosaic’s Pole Walking program returns for the summer season! Participants must bring their own walking poles, water bottles and wear comfortable clothing. Held every Thursday starting June 2nd to August 11th, 2022 Registration is required…
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A SUMMER SOLSTICE WALK IN HIGH PARK WITH EMMA ROONEY (PART OF MOSAIC’S COMMUNITY CAFE SERIES)
Join Emma Rooney from Blooming Caravan to celebrate the start of summer in High Park and learn about some of the park’s history. Expect to find out about the plants and animals that call High Park home and the people who care for this land.…
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A MID-SUMMER’S EVENING OF MUSIC, THEATRE & DINNER
Join Mosaic Home Care Services and Armour Heights Presbyterian Church in this wonderful evening of Opera, Jazz and Theatre Performances. The meal is kindly sponsored partially by Canterbury Place Retirement Residence and Mosaic Home Care Services & Community Resource Centres. Jazz performed by Mark Athanasiadis…
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The First Link® Memory Café Program on Zoom is a collaborative program run by Mosaic Home Care and Alzheimer Society York Region for those living with memory issues and their caregivers. Here are the upcoming presentations and workshops online for the First Link® Memory Café…
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day June 29th, 2022
Join North York Elder Abuse Network and North York Seniors Centre for a lunch and Learn at North York Seniors Centre in recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day! Free Community Event Date: Wednesday June 29th, 2022 Time: 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Place: North…
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NEW PROGRAM – MOSAIC’S WALKING CLUB AT ARMOUR HEIGHTS
Keep fit and engaged with your community this summer by joining our new walking club located in the Armour Heights area. Bring friends, enjoy meeting new people and exploring your community. Participants can enjoy refreshments after the walk. Free parking available along Saunders St. Bring…
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LIVING SAFELY AT HOME: TIPS FOR AVOIDING ACCIDENTS & STAYING ACTIVE WITH MARGOT McWHIRTER
They say that “home is where the heart is”. It’s not surprising then that most Canadians choose to stay in their own home event if they face a minor (or major) health challenge. Adapting your home, and perhaps your lifestyle, to prevent accidents before they…
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