VOLUNTEER!

Love, share and give…

Hello! My name is Louise Normandin. I wrote this song for the Alzheimer Society of Montreal to express my helplessness in the face of Alzheimer’s disease, and to show how touched I am by every situation experienced around me. It’s my way of getting involved and giving back to the Society. I created this song to break the feeling of loneliness, so that people who have to cope with the disease for themselves or for a loved one can feel useful by making a concrete gesture.

To listen to the song, click on the triangle.

I hope you enjoy the song! And please, donate to the Alzheimer Society of Montreal so that the team can offer the best to those touched by Alzheimer’s disease.

Why volunteer at the Alzheimer Society of Montreal?

Volunteering means devoting a few hours of your free time to a worthy cause and sharing your expertise. Often, volunteering is a personal way to thank those who have helped improve the quality of life of a person with Alzheimer’s disease.

Volunteers gain a sense of well-being, self-worth, and satisfaction from the knowledge that they have directly contributed to an important project. With the help of volunteers, the Society can better serve people on the Island of Montreal who are touched by Alzheimer’s disease and related forms of dementia.

What qualities do we look for in our volunteers?

– Loyalty and sincerity.
– Trustworthiness and committment.
– Energy and optimism.
– Open-mindedness, respect, and listening skills.