Gov of Canada: Non-medical masks and face coverings: About
Gov of Canada: COVID-19 Non-medical masks and face coverings: About
Date updated: May 8, 2020
Gov of Canada: COVID-19 Non-medical masks and face coverings: About
How to Use and Wear a Mask- YouTube demonstration from Government of NL
While diseases can make anyone sick, some Canadians are more at risk of developing severe complications from an illness due to underlying medical conditions and age. If you are at risk for complications, you can take action to reduce your risk of getting sick from COVID-19. Click Here for more information from the Government of…
From Canada Mortgage and Housing- CHMC Our primary focus is the health and safety of our staff and ensuring the continuity of our operations. Here, you’ll find the latest information and resources related to our response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Click here to see how you may be able to access support and resources ,…
CLICK HERE: Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada Inc. With every day that goes by, COVID-19 continues to evolve and change our lives and our world. There is no doubt that all Canadians will see their finances impacted by COVID-19. While the government is stepping in to support those in need, we must all do…
Make the kitchen safer for seniors Health conditions like arthritis, low vision, frailty, stroke, or dementia can make everyday tasks challenging for older adults. With heat, liquids, and knives, working in the kitchen can be especially dangerous. We found 10 simple kitchen aids for seniors that increase safety, prevent accidents, and help them stay independent longer. Being able to perform…
In Labrador Grenfell Health under the program Community Health, Home and Community Care contains many of the services referred to as “Community Supports in the other regions. Home Support Palliative Care Respite Care Special Assistance (SAP) Coordinates financial and needs assessments required for seniors (and others) to access a variety of services (home support, long…
Elizz, Canada’s largest social enterprise, provides caregiver support and home care services. Elizz, a Canadian not-for-profit health care organization, provides a variety of online caregiver tips and how-to articles along with virtual care services such as caregiver counselling.
Sometimes, the responsibility for caregiving is left to one person. That person is referred to as the ‘primary’ caregiver. Caregiving can be very stressful and exhausting. If caregivers receive no help or relief, their own health may suffer. This may result in the person needing care having to leave his or her home to live…
This short video talks about the supports and services you may need to stay in your home and community. Video transcript is included.