The Congregate Diners’ Club lets older adults socialize over a delicious, affordable meal while being entertained with music, or listening to a guest speaker. Contact us to learn more and to book your spot.
This service offers crisis intervention and support in critical situations for vulnerable and at-risk seniors, persons with physical disabilities and or their significant others. Services include intervention, support, advocacy, access to services and community referrals.
The caregiver monthly support group and individual one-on-one meetings offer a safe place for you to share, gain support and take a much-needed break. Learn more about some of the health conditions your loved one is experiencing, find resources, connect with others who also share the role of caregiver, and relax – this is your time.
You can access comfortable temporary accommodations at the Carefor Civic Complex and Carefor Mackay Centre, arranged with the level of support that you need.
Winter stays are ideal for people wishing to have a break from winter-time household responsibilities, for seniors requiring respite care or for those who wish to learn more about retirement living.
Short-term stays are offered to those recovering from a recent illness or surgery.
Your stay with us will include:
Adult Day Programs offer supervised and supportive activities for seniors and people with specialized needs such as dementia and physical disabilities. Program activities are flexible and tailored to clients’ abilities and interests. They’re designed to enhance clients’ well-being, while giving care-givers a day of respite. Carefor offers five adult day programs for people living with dementia.
The staff facilitate many different types of programs throughout the day for our clients to enjoy. These may include:
Clients enjoy a morning snack and a full hot lunch. We can accommodate some diet restrictions and special requests.
If needed, staff can arrange transportation for your day, either with our agency bus or van, or by a volunteer driver using their own vehicle.
Please note there is a nominal fee associated with this program.
If you’re looking to spend some free time making life better for others, we have many opportunities for you.
Join our community of supporters who are helping make life better for seniors in their community.
A safe space for seniors with mental health challenges.
Participants are provided with opportunities to socialize, develop friendships, and engage in leisure, education and wellness activities in a safe, structured and supportive setting.
Information, supportive counseling, consultation with health professionals, and referrals to other community services and programs is also offered.
Program details
When is it: Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 9:00-3:00.
Cost: $10.00 per day.
Who is it for: isolated older adults (60 plus) living with a mental illness such as: chronic depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.
How can I join: Program referrals are made by Home and Community Care Support Services Champlain (HCCSS), as well as health care professionals and other Community Support Services and programs.
Transportation
Cost: We can arrange transportation for participants living within the program’s boundaries for $16.00 (return trip).
Pick up: Participants are usually picked up between 8:00 and 9:00am
Drop off: Between 2:45 and 3:30pm.
Cheryl Conway, Program Supervisor
833-922-2734 x 1966
cconway@carefor.ca
If you’re looking to spend some free time making life better for others, we have many opportunities for you.
The Carefor Elder Abuse Prevention Program provides confidential services that protect older adults experiencing abuse through intervention, support, consultation, and community referrals. We offer community support services within the Eastern Counties including Cornwall, Prescott-Russell, Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry, and Akwesasne. Short-term crisis beds are also available to seniors until permanent and safer arrangements are made.
Phone: 613-932-3451
Toll-free: 1-800-267-1741
Fax: 613-932-0998
infoeasterncounties@carefor.ca
Our compassionate and fully-trained volunteers offer companionship, practical assistance, and information to socially isolated or vulnerable clients in their home, in long-term care facilities, in retirement homes, and at the hospital.
One-on-one personal visiting with a trained volunteer.
Volunteers offer caregivers the opportunity to take a break from care.
Self-referral and referral from a family member or health professionals are accepted with the client’s permission.
There is no fee for these services. Donations are always appreciated!
Our Health & Wellness Clinics help you manage your health by offering regular monitoring, education, and referrals. Our Registered Nurses provide blood pressure checks, medication reviews and glucose and cholesterol monitoring.
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