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The Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence supports and empowers caregivers and care providers, advances the knowledge and capacity of the caregiving field, and advocates for effective and visionary social policy, with a disability-informed approach.
Carers Canada is a national coalition dedicated to increasing recognition and support for caregivers.They lead federal advocacy initiatives and national awareness campaigns.
The Ontario Caregiver Organization will support caregivers by being one point of contact for information about existing services and supports.
Connects caregivers with a wide range of information, services, and supports.
Family Councils Ontario works with long-term care home residents' families, Family Councils, and home staff across Ontario to enable them to cultivate positive relationships, build effective Family Councils, and improve the long-term care experience.
Advocates for the needs and interests of caregivers across Ontario, providing resources, tools, and support to help them navigate their caregiving journey effectively.
211 Ontario is a helpline that easily connects people to the social services, programs and community supports they need.
Provides legal advice and advocacy for older adults in Ontario, helping protect their rights and promote their well-being.
Provides an extensive database of health and community services within the Central West region, helping individuals find the right support.
The Ontario Caregiver Organization will support caregivers by being one point of contact for information about existing services and supports.
Provides easy access to health and social services: Community members can now call this single number to get information and assistance in navigating the diverse health and social services within Halton.
A confidential health advice service offering access to registered nurses, online tools, and resources to support health-related concerns.
Offers personalized support to connect individuals with community services and resources, ensuring they receive the help they need to thrive.
A comprehensive directory of health services and resources available in the Mississauga Halton region, tailored to meet diverse healthcare needs.
Dedicated to helping seniors and their families in Mississauga navigate health and community services, ensuring access to the right support.
Supports Ontarians by offering virtual healthcare solutions and services that enable individuals to receive care at home.
Find local health and community services across Ontario.
Delivers tools, resources, and expert guidance to help caregivers support loved ones living with dementia effectively.
Connecting you to the resources you need when helping your aging parents in Canada
Provides online courses tailored for caregivers, offering education and support to help care for individuals living with dementia.
The Alzheimer Society of Brant, Haldimand Norfolk, Hamilton Halton is the local community agency dedicated to supporting families living with dementia.
The Alzheimer Society Peel has offices in Brampton and Mississauga and promotes public and professional awareness of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias and through a variety of programs and services.
A library of instructional videos and resources to support caregivers in managing the physical and emotional aspects of caregiving.
Offers expert information, tools, and resources to assist caregivers in providing end-of-life care and support.
Offers practical tools, strategies, and resources to support caregivers in providing effective care for older adults experiencing frailty.
Connecting caregivers with a wide range of information, services, and supports.
Caregiving Matters is an internet-based registered charity offering education and support to family caregivers.
Empowers seniors to stay connected and engaged through free technology training and mentorship from student volunteers.
A comprehensive resource providing information, tools, and a community network to support caregivers across Ontario.
Forward with Dementia is a place to find hope, have your questions answered, learn from others, and discover strategies to help you navigate your own path with dementia.
Regardless of the unique circumstances of your situation, we do know that all caregiving can be incredibly rewarding, and it can be incredibly isolating and stressful too.
A detailed guide to help care partners navigate the challenges of managing Parkinson’s disease together.
A resource for returning members of AAC Mississauga, offering access to programs, services, and activities tailored to enrich the lives of older adults in the community.
Evidence-based resources and strategies to help adults understand and manage anxiety effectively, fostering mental health and resilience.
Comprehensive resources and information on mental health topics, supporting individuals and families in understanding and managing their mental well-being.
A virtual healthcare service connecting patients with urgent care providers for timely and convenient access to medical advice and support.
A platform fostering community connections and reducing social isolation among older adults by providing resources, activities, and engagement opportunities.
There is no cost for caregivers to attend our workshops.
When you register for part one of a course, you are automatically enrolled in the other sessions as well.
Start with the online calendar,
Click on the workshop you would like to register for. This will take you to Eventbrite, which is an online registration platform.
If you are having trouble registering please email the RLC at info@regionallearningcentre.ca
and someone will be happy to assist you.
The Regional Learning Centre is
located at 2030 Bristol Circle in Suite
205 in Oakville. Parking is free & we
are on a bus route.
2030 Bristol Circle in Suite 205
Oakville, Ontario
905 829 7006
info@regionallearningcentre.ca
Classes are subject to cancellation at least (5) business days prior to the scheduled course offering. If you are registered in a course that is cancelled, you will receive a notification from the Regional Learning Centre (RLC). Should you need to cancel your registration, this can be done through the Eventbrite account that you used to register. If you need assistance canceling your registration or have any questions please contact the RLC at info@regionallearningcentre.ca
In the event that bad weather (snow or ice storm) occurs on a day when an in-person training is booked, this training will be moved to a virtual format or rescheduled for a different day. If a session is being changed to a virtual format or moved to a different day, you will receive a phone call and/or an email before the scheduled session. Please monitor your email to ensure the session you are attending is not cancelled. We value the safety of our participants and our staff.
Participants are expected to sign in to virtual sessions 5 minutes before the start of the session. Staff attending in-person sessions should arrive on time, and have completed the pre-screening via the link (page 10) before arriving.
To reduce interruptions during the session, no one will be admitted after 15 minutes past the start of the session (in-person or virtual). It is recommended that participants test their systems before the start of the session to ensure their technology will work.
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