Ontario’s healthcare consent laws and rules are complex and may be difficult for caregivers to understand. Yet, having the right legal information can help everyone feel informed and empowered to support the best patient care. In collaboration with the Advocacy Centre for the Elderly, join us to learn more about legal topics including: • Substitute […]
There are 4 million Ontarians providing care to family and friends facing health concerns. Many are also caring for a loved one outside of work. This can be challenging, trying to meet the demands of both commitments. Join Roxanne Dion-Boudreau from the Ontario Caregiver Organization to learn more on the caregiver experience, explore strategies for […]
A series of seminars designed to help you manage your: Personal health/care & finances Legal supports Actionable items Navigating health support systems Register with Katie Buckley, Hospice & Palliative Coordinator: 613-376-6477 x. 205 | katie.buckley@sfcsc.ca
Event details 9/28/2023, 2:00 PM - 9/28/2023, 3:00 PM Time zone: (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Microsoft Teams meeting Tips for supporting persons with dementia in home setting. How to manage common personal expressions, including wandering and aggressiveness. Speakers Jessica Pochodaj, Public Education Coordinator, Alzheimer Society
Presented by the Ontario Caregiver Organization - There can be many benefits to being a caregiver. People report feeling a sense of fulfillment and appreciate the time they are spending with their loved one. However, two thirds of caregivers report feeling stressed or burnt out. This presentation aims to educate caregivers on: The caregiving experience […]
Being a caregiver to someone in need comes with many benefits and positive experiences, but can also bring some challenges. More than half of caregivers report feeling stressed or burnt out. Join this webcast to hear from the Ontario Caregiver Organization and learn more about: The differences between stress and burnout common signs and symptoms […]
Caring for another person can be challenging, particularly when the relationship is complex or strained. You may be experiencing mixed feelings about the situation and how to best accept the caregiving role. In this webinar, join our Caregiver Coach, Jane Vock, and learn about: • Strategies on accepting your caregiving role and the person you […]
This course provides practical knowledge and advice for anyone who is a non-paid caregiver for someone with a life-limiting illness. Caregiving roles range from provision of assistance for personal care, access to meals and food, transportation to appointments, shopping, and social events, financial management and support, medical care, and many other home maintenance and activities […]
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) along with Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) is presenting a webinar for persons with disabilities, and caregivers of children of all ages. Join us to learn more about: • Disability Tax Credit • Overview of the credit • Eligibility and how to apply We will also discuss other tax benefits […]
Event details 10/19/2023, 2:00 PM - 10/19/2023, 2:30 PM Time zone: (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Microsoft Teams meeting How Home and Community Services can support seniors and their caregivers. Care options at home, Retirement Homes, or Long-term Care Homes. The application process to Long Term Care, and Advance Care Planning. Presented by […]
A 5-WEEK IN-PERSON WORKSHOP PRACTICAL TRAINING TO MAKE THE CAREGIVING EXPERIENCE SAFER & LESS STRESSFUL FOR YOU AND THE ONES YOU CARE FOR Week 1: Your Role as a Caregiver (Navigation, Advance Care Planning) Week 2: Lifts & Transfers (Body Mechanics, Lifting Techniques) Week 3: Providing Personal Care (All things hygiene, Grief, Dignity etc.) Week […]
If you are a caregiver and need a little support or information, please drop in and meet Katie Muirhead of the Ontario Caregiver Organization. She'll be at the Library on the following dates: October 31, 2023 1-3pm November 28, 2023 1-3pm Registration is not required, simply drop-by the library.
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