Volunteer VisitingProvided at homeOffers no charge visiting companionship such as conversation, reading, games, or crafts, while providing a safety check. The contact may be face-to-face at the client's home or through a phone call.

HousekeepingProvided at homeOffers assistance with routine household activities such as light house cleaning, laundry, ironing, and preparing meals.

Meals on WheelsProvided at homeDelivers a nutritionally balanced noon hour hot meal by volunteers who provide a social contact and a safety check for the client. Special diets may be accommodated. Frozen meals may be available.

Respite Care - OvernightProvides planned overnight support in a supervised, secure environment to give short-term respite to caregivers.

Caregiver Support GroupsIn-person meetings where members provide each other with help for a particular life challenge. Often involves relating personal experiences and providing sympathetic understanding. May be clinician or volunteer-led.

Grief CounsellingProfessional counselling to help individuals work through feelings, thoughts and memories after the death of a loved one

Residential HospiceImproves quality of life for people living with life-limiting illness in a residential facility that feels like home. Care includes symptom management, social, spiritual, and family support.

Hospice Day Programs.

Overnight Stay RespiteProvides planned overnight support in a supervised, secure environment to give short-term respite to caregivers.

Nursing HomeLong-term care homes are for people who require the availability of 24-hour nursing care and supervision, including palliative care, within a secure setting. For information about Long Term Care Homes in your area, please contact 310-CCAC

Hospital Palliative CareHospital inpatient service for medically complex patients, often the result of a chronic or devastating illness. Care may include ventilation, special feeding, tracheotomy care, special pain management and palliative care.

Patient/Caregiver EducationProvides education to participants to make choices that may improve wellness or reduce risks of disease. May focus on specific diseases or specific lifestyle issues (e.g. healthy eating).

Hair CareOther unique and uncommon services.

Rides & TransportationProvided at homeProvides door-to-door rides for seniors or adults who have a disability to attend medical and therapeutic appointments, social activities and perform other daily tasks such as shopping trips.

Spiritual CareSpiritual care providers help to integrate spiritual and religious aspects of care, as defined by the individual, into the care of the whole person - body, mind and spirit. Available in residential hospice, hospital, LTC and community settings.