Dear Minister Kusendova, On behalf of CARP’s Advocacy Working Group on Long Term Care, we are writing to you today to express our congratulations on the work you are doing to improve the care for residents in Ontario’s Long Term Care Homes (LTCH). Your recent announcement of investing $9 million over three years to train […]
Ontario gives green light to training staff in emotion-based care models. Read More »
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Hamilton Council on Aging Fall 2024 to Winter 2025 Newsletter Read More »
Seniors, caregivers, and diverse folks in the Gage Park area of Hamilton are invited to join us for a morning stroll through the park and neighbourhood. When: Fridays at 10 AM, from November 22 to December 20Where: Gage Park Tropical Greenhouse, 1000 Main St. E., Hamilton Come walk, chat, and connect with others while exploring
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WHAT TO DO WHEN SOMEONE DIES The ‘What to do when someone dies’ hub is a new online tool on Canada.ca, where families, caregivers, friends, veterans, First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples, legal and administrative representatives, estate trustees and executors can learn about Canada’s death benefit system and the digital tools to help locate services
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In partnership with our incredible community, volunteers, and with funding from New Horizons for Seniors Canada, we are thrilled to announce the launch of Let’s Start a Walking Group! Join us for a fun, free, and social walking experience this fall! Whether you’re looking to get moving, meet new friends, or enjoy the outdoors, new
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