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Companionship services
- available to individuals living in the community who would like to connect socially with a dedicated volunteer
- volunteers reach out in person, over the telephone, or via email and can engage in a number of different activities including: going for a walk, playing games, reading or chatting
- available to adults who are grieving the loss of a loved one or who are currently providing care to someone who is at end of life, frail, or is dealing with a long term illness.
- offers professional counseling, peer support, education and a variety of support groups geared to the needs of Caregivers
- provides more than 200 fitness and falls prevention programs
- outdoor maintenance
- home maintenance and repair
- snow removal and lawn care
- referrals to local businesses/ handypersons/ tradespersons
- provides one major meal of the day or assists with the delivery of grocery items to the home
- offers a variety of special dietary requirements; individuals accessing meal services can also order Milk as part of their meal delivery
- provides assessment, support, advocacy and connects clients to community resources, providing counseling, and assisting with the coordination of services
- 62 units (14 barrier free) for seniors and adults with disabilities * case manager on site 2 days a week
- access to programs and services
- application through website or Intake department
- in partnership with Mahogany Management
- offers transportation services for those unable to drive or have difficulty accessing public transportation
- access to Personal Support Workers who are trained to assist clients with complex needs, such as bathing, dressing, personal hygiene, meal assistance, palliative care, ambulation, medication management and caregiver respite
- provides light duty home cleaning services including laundry, vacuuming, dusting, sanitizing kitchen and bathroom, essential grocery shopping
- fitness classes, travel opportunities, recreation and leisure activities, arts and culture programs, life-long learning courses, computer classes, workshops, social programs and special events
- Monday-Friday 9:30 am-3 pm, Saturday 9 am-12 noon, extended hours may be arranged
- social, recreation and therapeutic programs
- lunch, snacks
- transportation available within catchment area
Application
Call or drop in
Eligibility
Membership program -- seniors 50 years and older * Community Service programs -- seniors and adults with physical disabilities or cognitive impairments
Residency Requirements: Sheppard Ave E (north) to North York southern boundary (south), Yonge St (west) to west side of Victoria Park Ave (east) * catchment area varies for transportation, in-home services and adult day program -- call intake for details
Residency Requirements: Sheppard Ave E (north) to North York southern boundary (south), Yonge St (west) to west side of Victoria Park Ave (east) * catchment area varies for transportation, in-home services and adult day program -- call intake for details
Languages
Other - telephone interpretation services available for other languages
Physical Access
Designated parking at entrance ; Wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance ; Easy access to elevator ; Barrier-free washroom including door and stall - with grab bars
Fees
Vary * subsidies may be available
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