The Charitable Association plays a vital role in enhancing the well-being of our residents. Through fundraising and generous community support, the Association helps fund life-enriching programs, upgraded equipment, home-like improvements, and special events that bring joy, comfort, and connection to those in our care.
By addressing needs
The Charitable Association plays a vital role in enhancing the well-being of our residents. Through fundraising and generous community support, the Association helps fund life-enriching programs, upgraded equipment, home-like improvements, and special events that bring joy, comfort, and connection to those in our care.
By addressing needs that fall outside of standard operating budgets, the Association ensures our residents experience a higher quality of life—one filled with dignity, engagement, and a strong sense of community. Every initiative supported by the Association is driven by compassion and a commitment to making our home truly feel like home.
Fundraising initiatives led by our Charitable Association are essential in bridging the gap between basic care and exceptional living. Through community events, donation drives, and special campaigns, the Association raises vital funds that support resident-focused enhancements not covered by government funding. Our Fundraising initiative
Fundraising initiatives led by our Charitable Association are essential in bridging the gap between basic care and exceptional living. Through community events, donation drives, and special campaigns, the Association raises vital funds that support resident-focused enhancements not covered by government funding. Our Fundraising initiatives consist of Monthly Raffles and various community events such as Drive-in Movies, Fall Fairs, Festival of Trees, Signing Candy Grams, and a Children's Summer Day Camp.
Your donation to our Long-Term Care Home’s Charitable Association directly enhances the quality of life for our residents—helping us provide comfort, dignity, and joy every day. Whether you choose to make a general contribution or an In Memory donation to honour a loved one, your generosity supports essential programs, equipment, and serv
Your donation to our Long-Term Care Home’s Charitable Association directly enhances the quality of life for our residents—helping us provide comfort, dignity, and joy every day. Whether you choose to make a general contribution or an In Memory donation to honour a loved one, your generosity supports essential programs, equipment, and services that go beyond basic care.
From therapeutic recreation to specialized equipment, every dollar makes a meaningful difference in the lives of our residents and their families. In Memory donations offer a heartfelt way to commemorate someone special, while continuing their legacy through acts of compassion and care.
Together, we can create a home where seniors feel valued, safe, and connected. Thank you for making that possible.
The Family Council is a group of family members and friends of the residents of a long-term care home who gather together for peer support, education, and to improve the experiences of all people in long-term care. A Family Council is defined as an organized, self-led, self-determining, democratic group that is led by the Council members, not the long-term care home staff. Councils determine their own processes, goals, activities (within the parameters of the LTC homes Act) without interference by the home staff.
Family Councils seek to create a safe, vibrant and supportive LTC home for residents, and their families. Our Family Council board is located in the main-lobby and details meeting dates, meeting minutes, and other relevant information.
For more information and Source, reference, please visit: https://fco.ngo/family-councils-101
A Resident's Council is an independent, self-determining group made up of only residents of a long-term care home. The Council is intended and designed to form the collective voice of all residents who reside within the LTC home, whether or not they attend meetings. All residents have the right to participate in the Residents Council.
The Resident's Council meets regularly to provide advice and recommendations to the licensee regarding what the residents would like to see done to improve care or the quality of life in the home, and to provide peer to peer support. Our Resident's Council board is located in the main-lobby and details meeting dates, meeting minutes, and other relevant information.
For more information and Source, reference, please visit: https://www.ontarc.com/who-we-are/residents-councils.html
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Algoma Manor in collaboration with Sault College will be offering a fully funded Personal Support Worker Program.
Students will receive: