Many Canadians Are Planning a Move
54%
54% of Canadians say they plan to buy a home in the next five years—including nearly 1 in 3 adults over 55.
A professional move manager can simplify every step—helping you plan, sort, downsize, and settle in with less stress and more support.
Downsizing Helps Cut the Waste
80+ lbs
The average Canadian throws away over 80 pounds of clothing and textiles every year—adding up to nearly 200 pounds per household. That's over 3 full suitcases a year.
Most of it ends up in landfills. A thoughtful downsizing process can keep quality items out of the trash and put them in the hands of people who need them most.
Seniors Aren’t Happy at Home
26%
While most older adults say they’re satisfied with their living situation, 26% of seniors report home dissatisfaction - often due to accessibility or isolation.
Supporting moves or modifications can drastically improve comfort and quality of life.
Resources
Whether you're planning a move, helping a loved one downsize, or simply looking ahead, these practical guides offer insight and support. At Movin’ On Mamas, we’re more than a service—we’re your partner in making change feel manageable.
Aging in Place: 5 Ways to Stay Safe and Independent at Home
Learn how to safely age in place with practical tips for adapting your home, leveraging community services, using smart technology, and planning ahead. Ideal for seniors wanting to maintain independence and avoid premature moves to assisted living.
Making a Move: Is It Time to Downsize or Relocate?
Thinking about moving but not sure if it’s time? Discover the five most important factors to consider before planning a senior move - from medical needs to emotional readiness. Get clarity on when and how to make your next step.
Moving Day: How to Make Your Senior Move Stress-Free
Moving as a senior doesn’t have to be overwhelming. This guide walks you through how to prepare, build your support team, transfer healthcare, and settle in smoothly—with tips tailored for aging adults and their families.
Estate Planning for Seniors: Must-Have Legal Documents
Understand the critical documents every senior needs—wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and medical directives. This guide helps families avoid unnecessary stress and ensures your wishes are clearly communicated and legally protected.
