Living at home longer: Home care programs that can help

Everyone wants to grow old at home, but many people need help doing that as safely and independently as possible. Learn more about what programs may be available, who is eligible, how much programs cost and how to access them, as well as resources for caregivers at this information session hosted by Capital Health Integrated Continuing Care and the Chebucto West Community Health Board. The session takes place Jan. 18 from 2 to 3 p.m. in room 169, Spryfield Wellness Centre, 16 Dentith Rd. (South Centre Mall). Free parking.

Living At Home Longer

Everyone wants to grow old at home, but many people need help doing that as safely and independently as possible. It’s important to plan ahead, and to know what home care resources will be available to you or a loved one.


Find out what programs may be available, who is eligible, how much programs cost and how to access them, as well as resources for caregivers.
 
PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSIONS


Monday, September 19, 2011
Dartmouth Sportsplex (Nantucket Room), 110 Wyse Road, Dartmouth
5:30 pm Refreshments and displays
6 -7 pm Presentation and Q&A
Free Parking

Tuesday September 20, 2011
Keshen Goodman Public Library (Thomas Raddall Room),
330 Lacewood Drive, Halifax
5:30 pm Refreshments and displays
6 -7 pm Presentation and Q&A
Free Parking