Bold, transformative action that is needed, Douglas Cartan, Judith Sandys and Peter Clutterbuck write Please click HERE to read this article that appeared in the Hamilton Spectator on May 10th
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The Centre for Skills and Development if offering a program called Better Together targeted for older adults, especially for those who are new to Canada. This is an excellent program and helps to reduce isolation and promotes well-being.
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The following is quoted from the Government of Ontario website: June is Seniors Month in Ontario. It’s a time when we recognize our amazing older Ontarians and the contributions they have made in communities across the province. Please click HERE to read more
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Summary of Staffing Survey: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q3Re–G1QnF1T-CH5TFT9_RsIKdHGAv8/view?usp=sharing April 11, 2022. Toronto – With an Ontario election anticipated for early June, the Family Councils Action Coalition (FCAC) is calling on Ontario’s political parties to formally table their plans to solve the chronic staffing crisis in Ontario’s beleaguered long-term care homes. “While COVID certainly blew the lid off the roof, understaffing
The following link from Parkinson Canada is a resource for any Parkinson’s caregivers. It provides stories, community, & support groups https://www.parkinson.ca/about-parkinsons/care-partnering/ The following is quoted from the Parkinson.ca website Care Partnering A person’s life story changes after a diagnosis of Parkinson’s. There begins a chapter of collaboration in care that eventually evolves into more hands-on caregiving.
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