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The OCO offers a variety of newsletters for caregivers and providers. These are offered in both English and French and can be found below.

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Partners in Care: e-bulletin for Healthcare and Service Providers

Published quarterly, Partners in Care provides information, resources, and tools to support providers in recognizing and including caregivers. Read about caregiver initiatives and hear about opportunities to engage with caregivers.

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Essential Care Partner Support & Learning Collaborative

Join our Essential Care Partner Learning Collaborative, an interactive forum for healthcare organizations with a focus on caregiver inclusion.

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90Second Caregiver

The 90Second Caregiver was created by Dr. Patrick McGrath, a Canadian clinical psychologist, in partnership with the Ontario Caregiver Organization.

Beginning in January 2025, the 90Second Caregiver Health Letter will be sent by the Ontario Caregiver Organization.

Register now and receive health information, tips, and advice related to the caregiving experience in this free, evidence-based letter delivered weekly to your inbox.

Right now, a caregiver in Ontario is wondering if they can keep going.

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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.

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Tools for Caregivers

The OCO offers a variety of newsletters for caregivers and providers. These are offered in both English and French and can be found below.

Right now, a caregiver in Ontario is wondering if they can keep going.