Atikokan Caregiver Café
Caregiver Burnout - signs and coping strategies Hannah Albani, OCO presenting For more information, please call the Atikokan Family Health Team 807-597-8781
Caregiver Burnout - signs and coping strategies Hannah Albani, OCO presenting For more information, please call the Atikokan Family Health Team 807-597-8781
Everything You(th) Need: Redefining Youth Care will give you the opportunity to help support system change for youth and families by collaborating with system and thought leaders about new ways of providing care to youth. This event will be a unique opportunity to identify, share and mobilize knowledge about integrated youth services (IYS). IYS (sometimes referred […]
Winter Series - Introduction to the Ontario Caregiver Organization Three Ways to Participate: On-Site at the Centre for Education and Research on Aging & Health (CERAH). Please contact Deb Riddell (807) 766-7271 or email driddell1@lakeheadu.ca (space is limited). OTN Site: Self-register through your OTN Coordinator with the Event ID # 159538659 Live webcast: On the […]
This free 6 week workshop series in the South West LHIN region is designed to provide caregivers with the tools needed to look after themselves. The program helps to reduce stress, improve self-confidence and communication, find balance and identify valuable community resources. Participants will receive a free copy of the book “The Caregiver Helpbook.”
Don't miss out on a fun and enriching day of mental health awareness, self care for caregivers, and networking opportunities with like minded caregivers! Join us for an exciting day filled with engaging activities such as: Keynote speaker, Sara Shearkhani, a PhD candidate, caregiver and founder of Family Caregivers Voice, an advocacy group for informal […]
Take part in a day devoted to sharing best practices that support, empower and influence change for aging caregivers on both a community and systemic level. Keynote speakers Nasreen Khatri, Clinician Associate, Rotman Research Institute and Amy Coupal, CEO, Ontario Caregiver Organization will share their insights on ways to create conditions of inclusion for aging […]
The Supporting Caregiver Awareness, Learning & Empowerment (SCALE) Program is a series of six OCO webinars facilitated by Leah Weisberg, RN and Michal Goldstein, MSW. The program aims to empower caregivers with practical information, and skills to enhance self-awareness with a focus on your own needs and well-being. Take the entire program or select a […]
This free 6 week workshop series in the South West LHIN region is designed to provide caregivers with the tools needed to look after themselves. The program helps to reduce stress, improve self-confidence and communication, find balance and identify valuable community resources. Participants will receive a free copy of the book “The Caregiver Helpbook.”
This free 6 week workshop series in the South West LHIN region is designed to provide caregivers with the tools needed to look after themselves. The program helps to reduce stress, improve self-confidence and communication, find balance and identify valuable community resources. Participants will receive a free copy of the book “The Caregiver Helpbook.”
Are you a caregiver who is finding it challenging to balance work with your caregiving role? You are not alone – there are 3.3 million caregivers in Ontario, ordinary people who provide physical and emotional support to a family member, partner, friend or neighbour. Most caregivers are employed and many face the challenges of balancing […]
This joint webinar, by the Ontario Caregiver Organization and the Schizophrenia Society of Ontario will explore one family's experience caring for someone with a mental health illness with input and strategies from a mental health professional. Themes that the webinar will explore include the mental load that the caregiver has to carry; care for the […]
This webinar explores how can we climb this mountain to the pinnacle of caring for our loved one and then return down the other side to our own well being and a life without regret.
Four million Ontarians are caring for a loved one and 69% say they’re not sure they can continue. They’re exhausted, and they need help.
Your gift to the Ontario Caregiver Organization connects caregivers with free, compassionate support.
Every caregiver deserves to know they’re not alone. Donate today.
Take our quiz to get helpful resources based directly on your needs.