Through a network of community offices throughout the City and County of Peterborough, our staff and volunteers provide a variety of essential services to seniors (60+) and adults with physical challenges (18+) empowering them to live at home.
Amica Pickering senior-living residence is gracefully situated on the picturesque shores of Lake Ontario, close to shops, services and recreational offerings of Pickering, Ontario. Our retirement residence offers private independent-living, assisted-living and memory-care suites, accompanied by premium amenities, including a concierge, greenhouse and scheduled social activities. Anticipate exceptional cuisine featuring healthy, dietitian-approved meals, in our fully licensed dining room, expertly prepared an in-house culinary expert. Every shared and private space is architecturally designed for comfort and accessibility, ensuring Amica Pickering will equip residents with support they need today and in the years to come.
Wonderful friendly staff who love their jobs. They make all the residents feel safe and welcome. Excellent care for our mother who lived there for 2 years. Can't recommend this home highly enough.Read more
WelcomeThank you for visiting the St. John's website. The information here gives a partial view of the active life of this vibrant Christian community. We would love to have you worship with us, and join with us in our servant ministry in Peterborough. For pictures and video that tell something of the story of our community, please click here . Recent slide shows include our recent Poverty Lunch , Spring Rummage Sale , and Christian Harvey's ordination as Deacon (thanks to Ralph Colley and Bruce Pond for the ordination photos)Sunday September 21st10:00 a.m. Joint AnglicanLutheran service at the zoo.Picnic to follow.The Covenant for Peterborough Parishes may be found here .The Easter edition of the Evangelist is available in the News section.See current church bulletin page or the church at (705)7457624St. John's now has a Facebook page with pictures and other content. Click here to see the page. You don't have to be signed up with Facebook to view the content.Anglican covenant in Peterborough documents