Assisted Living for Seniors
Seniors Support Services promote client safety, independence, and overall wellbeing while clients continue to live comfortably in their own homes. These programs are funded by Ontario Health and are provided at no cost to eligible clients. Our seniors programs are accepting self-referrals. Referrals may also be made by Ontario Health at Home, primary care providers or other health care professionals, including hospital or community support staff.
Details about Assisted Living for Seniors 905-528-5877 ext. 3284
Emmanuel House Hospice
Emmanuel House is more than a hospice; it is a place for people to experience their end-of-life journey with dignity and comfort in a place that feels like home. The Residential Hospice is where we provide 24-hour care for people with a life-limiting illness and require comfort and support for themselves and their families. Please review our updated Visiting Policies document linked below for more information.
Details about Emmanuel House Hospice 905.308.8401
SAM Adult Day Programs
The SAM Program is an adult therapeutic day program which offers clients a structured “day out” in a safe and supportive environment. SAM program sites offer a variety of social, recreational, mentally and physically stimulating activities to participants, with the program goals of Stimulation, Activation, and Motivation.
Details about SAM Adult Day Programs 905-525-5632 Email us
SAM Aphasia Program
Aphasia is a language disorder which affects a person’s ability to communicate. It can occur after an injury to the brain such as a stroke. One third of people who sustain a stroke will experience some form of Aphasia. It can also be due to the degenerative condition of Primary Progressive Aphasia.
Details about SAM Aphasia Program 365-378-3764 Email us
Seniors at Risk in Hamilton
Seniors at Risk in Hamilton facilitates timely interventions and offers support for seniors impacted by issues such as dementia, abuse, exploitation, mental and physical health challenges, precarious housing, food insecurity and social isolation. The program is a collaboration between Good Shepherd Centres, the Alzheimer’s Society and St. Matthew’s House.
Details about Seniors at Risk in Hamilton 289.919.3450 Email us