Long-Term Care

Canada’s first privately operated community designed specifically for people with dementia, Langley Village The Views, Canada’s first public, non-profit long-term care home modelled after a dementia village is opening in July, 2024. The village has been designed for 156 residents and is divided into 13 households.  Each mini-neighbourhood has 12 residential suites and a common […]

Canadian Association for Long Term Care – CALTC This June let’s celebrate and recognize the invaluable contributions of our seniors. Their wisdom, resilience, and life stories enrich our communities and inspire us all. CALTC acknowledges the importance of providing ongoing and meaningful support and care to seniors, particularly within long-term care homes across the country.

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

Kelly called Concerned Friends to get help finding a Long-Term Care facility for her mom. Concerned Friends’ Wayfinding Program helped her every step of the way, from giving her a checklist of questions for facilities, to the application process and more. Kelly’s mom is very happy in her new home! The Ontario government provides affordable,

Please click this link to see this information on the Facebook page for  Concerned Friends: A Voice For Quality in Long-Term Care Concerned Friends applauds the development of national standards for long-term care homes and urges the federal government to make such standards mandatory–as a criterion for federal funding for health care. Concerned Friends urges