September 2, 2021 - Our resident Anita St-Louis’ dream came true! During one of our resident council meetings at The Palace LTC , Anita had expressed a great desire to visit a dairy farm. We were very fortunate to have one of our summer students offer to be the host to make this dream a
Resident Christopher Dart shared with his recreation facilitator, Penny, that his dream was to have music brought into his life again. Before coming to Chelsey Park LTC, Chris was homeless and had expressed that dealing with homelessness was always better with a guitar in his hand. Chris recalls his youth years when he was
Wes came to live at Queensway in August of 2018 at the age of 61. He often talked about his love of sports, and how he played goalie when he was younger. He would often recall the times when he himself would have a shutout or the incredible games he would watch on T.V that
Peter Nunan a Resident at Southbridge Pinewood in Thunder Bay struck up a conversation one day with Janina Gladish (Recreation Aide) which he often did. This particular day he wanted to share his story of the remarkable moments he had over the years, but not with just Janina but with as many people as
To date, more than $2.3 million has been awarded to senior living workers. TORONTO, March 22, 2021 – Today the Senior Living CaRES Fund (the CaRES Fund) welcomes two new partners, Southbridge Care Homes and OMNI Health Care, and announced that it is now accepting new applications to the fund. Established in May 2020
Chelsey Park has been recognized as the Runner Up for the 2020 Best Of London award for Best Nursing Home in an annual survey conducted by the London Free Press. The home has been first or runner up for 7 consecutive years! Congratulations to our team at Chelsey Park!
Cambridge, ON – July 9, 2020 – As part of its ongoing efforts to transform and enhance the delivery of long-term care for seniors in Ontario, Southbridge Care Homes has appointed a new Chief Seniors’ Advocate and Strategic Partnerships Officer, a role which will be filled by former Ontario Long-Term Care Association CEO, Candace
BE EPIC Program designed to help PSWs feel more comfortable in the care they provide and ultimately stay in this high demand profession longer LONDON, March 2, 2020 – Chelsey Park recently played host to an important training initiative from the Future Skills Centre to help recruit and maintain Personal Support Workers. The BE
Don, a resident at Southbridge Roseview Long Term Care Home, has always been a dog lover. He has owned and rescued many dogs throughout his life. With his move to his new home at Roseview he had to put that passion to care for man’s best friend on hold. Thanks to the
Robert Nathaniel (aka Nate) is originally from Trinidad. He boasts of the country's delicious cuisine and talent that exists among the many Trinidadians who can play the steel pan drums. Nate can play the steel pan drums and often does for his fellow co-residents that reside at his home of Parisien Manor in Cornwall,
