The Ontario Caregiver Organization Do you know the signs of caregiver burnout? Knowing the warning signs of burnout can help you identify your risk level and seek support early. Read more and take the self-assessment in our I am Caregiver Toolkit: https://ontariocaregiver.ca/mental…/caregiver-wellbeing/ #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #MHAW2024
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The Ontario Caregiver Organization In Ontario, over 4 million people provide care for a family member, partner, friend or neighbour, helping with household tasks, taking them to appointments or managing medications. Still, many don’t identify as a caregiver. That means they aren’t aware of the supports, programs, and educational resources available to help them in
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enVISION Oakville – – A support group for the visually impaired There is a support group for the visually impaired in Oakville that is open to everyone. They do a marvellous job of advocating. Below is a taste of what they have done from April 2 to May 6th. If you would like to be part
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enVISION Oakville is an ongoing peer support group providing a program designed for individuals who are blind or have low vision to connect with others who are experiencing similar circumstances. Participants are provided with opportunities to learn from each other by sharing information and lived experiences, enjoy social interaction and gain knowledge from each other and a variety of guest speakers about relevant topics. “We provide friendship, information, inspiration, support, help & hope for each other”.
Concerned Friends: A Voice For Quality in Long-Term Care Our free November 22 webinar event is filling up fast! Over the next few days, we’ll be featuring each of our speakers. First up is Samantha Peck, Executive Director, Family Councils Ontario. Sam builds and maintains relationships with funders, stakeholders and interconnected organizations to carry out
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