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Home Instead provided 6 weeks of 24 hour, in hospital care for our 86 year old father. The support workers were knowledgeable,compassionate and professional. We could not have asked for better care.
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Home Instead Senior Care is the leading non-medical home care service for the elderly.
We provide companionship, meal preparation, home support, personal care, medication reminders, and incidental transportation to elderly citizens.
Our certified Personal Support Workers can assist with activities of daily living, such as bathing, feeding, dressing, transfers, and managing incontinence.
Our supportive care provided to those that are palliative effectively augments the public health care system.
Silent Voice is a not-for-profit charitable organization founded in 1975. We are the only organization in the GTA offering community and family-based support to Deaf children and adults in American Sign Language(ASL). We provide social-recreational programs in ASL for Deaf children and their hearing brothers and sisters and we teach hearing family members the language of ASL. Also, in partnership with other organizations, we offer special assistance and outreach services to disadvantaged Deaf adults living in the community.
The Thalassemia Foundation was founded in 1982 by Angela Polsinelli, the parent of a patient, with the help of a few other parents and patients. It was created because there was a large number of thalassemia patients in the Toronto area, but there was no structured association available. Dr. Freedman asked Angela if she would start an organization, and she agreed. The Cooley's Anemia Foundation in New York City was instrumental in teaching Angela the ropes in regards to setting up an organization in Ontario.
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