American talk show host, Leeza Gibbons, calls the Virtual Dementia Tour®, "an urgent, essential tool in our battle to bring humanity to the care of those with memory disorders."

The Virtual Dementia Tour now serves individual families, hospitals, and teaches person-centered care and accountability. Click here for more info.

Pictured: Leeza Gibbons and Virtual Dementia Tour Creator, P.K. Beville.

The Dreams Program

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Fulfill a Dream

Fulfilled Dreams

Second Wind Dreams® award-winning Dreams Program sheds light on the positive aspects of aging. It is a powerful way to connect society to a forgotten truth about seniors: the truth that age does not erase hopes and dreams. Our program has fulfilled tens of thousands of dreams since our organization's inception in 1997. As each Dream comes true, we witness a ripple effect as the impact of the dream spreads from the elder to everyone who helped make it a reality.

Dream comes true through Corporate Social Responsibility Partnership

Gifts of Light / Cards of Light

Gifts of Light

Could you imagine being alone during the holidays?
Many residents of our nursing homes
live this reality each holiday season.

Click here to Pay Tribute in Honor or Memory

Cards of Light

Christmas is in

The Virtual Dementia Tour®

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Comprehensive Edition

Family Edition

Take the Tour

Take 20 minutes out of your day to experience The Virtual Dementia Tour®. The Tour simulates the effects of aging and dementia to give families, caregivers, and the general public an opportunity to walk in their shoes. This life-changing experience results in a better understanding of the physical and mental challenges faced by those living with dementia, which empowers us to provide them with better care and support.

Quick facts about the VDT:

Experienced by more than three million people in 20 countries
Translated into eight languages
Used by medical schools to simulate dementia for student learning and overall dementia sensitivity

DACE®

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Frustrated with staff providing less than adequate or even poor care? Do you have the tools necessary to assess the quality of person centered care? DACE is the tool to determine and help your staff and caregivers provide the best person-centered care.