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CAREGIVING AT HOME AND WORK: Strategies for the   Double Duty Caregiver There are over 4 million caregivers in Ontario who  provide unpaid support to family members, partners,  and friends. Many of these caregivers also work in  caring professions across sectors. For double-duty  caregivers, trying to balance the demands of providing  care professionally as well as personally can sometimes  lead to emotional strain and burnout.  This October, in celebration of Canada’s Healthy  Workplace Month, the  Ontario Caregiver Organizatio n  and CMHA Ontario’s  Your Health Space  invite you to  take part in a unique 3-part webinar series designed  specifically for double-duty caregivers. The series will  ofer helpful resources, practical strategies, and ways to  connect for additional support. Caregiver Stress and Burnout – Tuesday, October 8, 12-1 p.m. ET This webinar will explore prevalent experiences of  caregiver stress and burnout as well as strategies,  resources, and supports available to help caregivers  support their health and well-being. Empathic Strain – Tuesday, October 22, 12-1 p.m. ET Empathy is a must-have quality for double-duty  caregivers, but it can be difcult to sustain. This webinar  will review common experiences of empathic strain for  those providing professional care and personal support  and will explore practical steps to manage its impact  […]

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QUICK GUIDE: MICROSOFT GUEST ACCOUNT CREATION When external users are added as a guest user to a Home and Community Care Support Services (HCCSS ) SharePoint site , they are required to activate the account and set up multi -factor authentication MFA. This only needs to be done once per account. 1. You will […]

[…] in the hospital or going through difficult p eriods. She taught, encouraged, and helped other parents to persevere and thrive, particularly through her involvement with a NICU online support group. Most of all, Jennifer showed the world how to be an amazing, self less, caring, involved, and fierce mom, advocate, friend, and community member. […]

[…] recently received or is currently receiving services through Home and Community Care Support Services ● Excludes paid or registered volunteer caregivers HOW TO RECOGNIZE A CAREGIVER: ● visit Simply healthcareathome.ca/above-and-beyond – caregiver-recognition-program/ to fll out a submission form (or scan the QR code) ● For assistance in submitting a form, call us at 1-855-276-3096 […]

[…] of service. Reports on LTCHs are available at publicreporting.ltchomes.net . For more information on LTCHs and other health service resources in North Simcoe Muskoka, call 310-2222 or visit nsmhealthline.ca. Accommodation Cost The Ministry pays for the care you receive in a LTCH, but you must pay for accommodation type, as described below. The accommodation […]

[…] influences excellence in services and supports for people with ABIs. To apply for ABI services or inquire about what might be right for you, please contact: Connie Coburn Champlain ABI System Navigator constance.coburn@hccontario.ca 613.745.8124 x 5963, or toll-free 1.800.538.0520 x 5963 To learn more about Home and Community Care Support Services please visit healthcareathome.ca .

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[…] Maria Britto called the regular meeting to order at 6:10 p.m. There were no Observers in attendance. 1.1 Approval of Agenda Board Members reviewed the Regular Agenda and no changes were requested. MOVED by Suzan Hall and SECONDED by Winston Isaac, that the Regular Agenda, as circulated, be approved. CARRIED 1.2 Conflict of Interest […]

[…] Maria Britto called the regular meeting to order at 6:10 p.m. There were no Observers in attendance. 1.1 Approval of Agenda Board Members reviewed the Regular Agenda and no changes were requested. MOVED by Suzan Hall and SECONDED by Winston Isaac, that the Regular Agenda, as circulated, be approved. CARRIED 1.2 Conflict of Interest […]