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« Malheureusement, la réalité, c'est qu'il y a toujours une sorte de loterie du code postal et, dépendamment du territoire où on habite, les soins palliatifs qu'on aimerait recevoir ne sont pas équivalents. » —La Dre Olivia Nguyen, présidente de la Société québécoise en soins palliatifs
En Montérégie, l’absence de médecin désigné dans certains CLSC complique l’organisation des soins palliatifs.
On Day, experts in Serious Illness Conversations (SIC) and Advance Care Planning (ACP) will respond to the experiences and perspectives of caregivers about the care conversations they wished had happened and the conversations which changed their caregiving experience for the better. Join in this stimulating panel discussion. Register: https://loom.ly/H_ckj88
Former Durham Regional Chair and long-time Ajax councillor Roger Anderson is getting his name enshrined on the walls of Durham Region Hospice-Whitby with the naming of the future home of compassionate care in Whitby. The 10-bed hospice will be called Roger Anderson House.
This news comes on the heels of an announcement that the hospice received a $2 million dollar donation by a group of 16 developers. We can't see the project break ground in September 2023!
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Former Durham Regional Chair and long-time Ajax councillor Roger Anderson is getting his name enshrined on the walls of Durham Region Hospice-Whitby with the naming of the future home of compassionate care in Whitby. The 10-bed hospice will be called Roger Anderson House. The announcement, made at a...
Thanks to the Madawaska Valley Hospice Palliative Care, there is support here in the Valley for children and young people who have experienced the death of someone special to them.
Thanks to the Madawaska Valley Hospice Palliative Care, there is support here in the Valley for children and young people who have experienced the death of someone special to them.
The Pan-Canadian Palliative Care Research Collaborative is pleased to host a free webinar entitled ‘Dying and Grieving in the COVID Pandemic’, where Drs. James Downar and Peter Lawlor will present their study on bereavement during the pandemic. Join PCPCRC on March 29th, 2023, from 12:00-1:30pm ET. Register at https://loom.ly/ObtdYTI
JOB ALERT!: There are TWO new job opportunities posted on the CPHCA job board for positions with the Alberta Hospice Palliative Care and Kensington Hospice.
Visit https://www.chpca.ca/job-board/ to learn more!
CHPCA CEO Laurel Gillespie and Senior Communications Officer Katrielle Ethier met with NDP Health Critic MP Don Davies yesterday to talk about Advance Care Planning Day. Drawing on the Framework and the Action Plan, they also explored how improving access to can reduce the healthcare burden. Thank you, Don, for the warm conversation!
In Case You Missed It: On Wednesday, CHPCA hosted a 60-minute webinar where Nav-CARE volunteer coordinators shared their experiences and expertise about different volunteer boundary issues they encountered and how they were resolved. Watch the full webinar recording here: https://loom.ly/vlja8bU
Hospice volunteers play a vital role in supporting individuals and families who are living with declining health. The boundaries of this role set out what ty...
The Canadian Compassionate Companies certification demonstrates a dedication to fostering caring work environments that prioritize employee well-being. If your HR policies have been adjusted to support your team, it's time to highlight your commitment. Apply today at www.chpca.ca/projects/ccc
Monthly donors help Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association plan ahead and support efforts to help make accessible hospice palliative care across the country a reality. Maximize your impact! Become a monthly donor today 💞 www.chpca.ca/donate
Palliative Manitoba is holding a 𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬 𝐆𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐟 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐤𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐩 on Sunday, March 26, 2023 from 2:00- 4:00 pm. It is being held at Chapel Lawn Funeral Home & Cemetery in Winnipeg.
This is an in-person event and you must RSVP to participate. Please email [email protected] to sign up or for more info.
Le Conseil national des aînés souhaite connaître votre opinion sur les moyens de soutenir davantage les personnes qui souhaitent vieillir chez elles et dans leur communauté le plus longtemps possible. C'est le moment de vous exprimer !
Les aînés du Canada vivent plus longtemps et en meilleure santé que les générations antérieures, et la plupart d’entre eux désirent vieillir chez eux, dans leur collectivité. 🏠
Le Conseil national des aînés veut connaître votre avis! Une consultation a été lancée sur les mesures à prendre pour soutenir les personnes souhaitant vieillir dans le confort de leur foyer aussi longtemps que possible.
Répondez au sondage et donnez votre avis d’ici le 14 avril : http://ow.ly/6oCz50Nn6rP
Pour en savoir plus, consultez le communiqué de presse : http://ow.ly/yLPs50Nn6rL
The National Seniors Council wants to hear from Canadians about ways to further support those wishing to age in their homes and communities for as long as possible. Now is the time to !
Older people in Canada are living longer and healthier lives than previous generations and most say they want to age at home in their communities. 🏠
The National Seniors Council wants to hear from you! It has launched a consultation on how to support people who want to age at home for as long as possible.
Fill out the survey and share your thoughts from now until April 14: http://ow.ly/bChq50Nn6j5
Read about it in the ministerial news release: http://ow.ly/GxMq50Nn6j6
Join us today as Volunteer Coordinators share their experiences and strategies related to Hospice Volunteers and Boundaries: Navigating Ethics, Nuance and Trust. Register now: https://loom.ly/tmExZkg
McMaster SEES hosts Dr. Eva Jewell who will talk about accountability in Canada's reconciliation era. Join in the conversation March 29 at 3:30PM in PGCLL M16 or via livestream. Register: http://surl.li/fmmhp
Heartfelt thanks to the Ottawa Senators Community Foundation for shining a light on specialized paediatric palliative care and Roger Neilson House.
JOB ALERT!: There are TWO new job opportunities posted on the CPHCA job board for positions with the Alberta Hospice Palliative Care and Kensington Hospice.
Visit https://www.chpca.ca/job-board/ to learn more!
The Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Ontario Health Team is working toward providing more efficient, integrated and equitable care with their Palliative Care Partnership. This community-based program is striving to offer palliative care that will enable people to remain in their homes and communities; be accessible 24/7; and support providers. Learn more at https://loom.ly/Cjo_yBs
Learn about exciting updates from the FLA OHT Palliative Care Partnership working group.
Join us on March 22 as Volunteer Coordinators share their experiences and strategies related to Hospice Volunteers and Boundaries: Navigating Ethics, Nuance and Trust. Register now: https://loom.ly/tmExZkg
Registration for the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association Conference is now OPEN. Take advantage of the Early Bird price to save $110 on your registration – in addition to member, group, student and volunteer discounts!
Visit www.chpca.ca/conference to register today!
March is , a time to recognize and celebrate incredible members of hospice palliative care teams — Child Life Specialists.
Child Life Specialists are trained professionals with expertise in helping children and their families overcome life’s most challenging events. Day in and day out, they provide invaluable support in both adult and paediatric palliative care settings. We are thankful to all for their immense contributions.
The pandemic has heightened Canadians’ awareness of the 3D jobs — dirty, difficult and dangerous — done by many migrant workers in our communities.
Immigrant care workers are having to work into retirement age to make ends meet. The Canadian government must do more to support them.
South Shore Hospice Palliative Care Society presents the End-of-Life Info Expo. This event will offer multiple talks, information booths, and an opportunity to connect with local care providers. Learn more at www.southshorehospice.ca
Reflective art projects, like this Bed of Nails, provide an invaluable outlet to express grief. 💗
What if we talked about, planned and prepared for BEFORE it arrives? It is possible! Tune in to Yvonne Heath's show to find out how.
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Did you know that all of Yvonne's Shows are now on ?
Here is the link to watch the first two seasons!
Don't forget to share with a friend!
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Join us on Wednesday, March 22 for Hospice Volunteers and Boundaries: Navigating Ethics, Nuance and Trust, a FREE WEBINAR where Nav-CARE volunteer coordinators will share their experiences and expertise about different boundary issues they encountered and how they were resolved.
You will learn:
1) about boundary issues that are unclear or sit in the grey areas of hospice volunteering;
2) how to develop strategies in resolving boundary issues; and
3) how to support volunteers in the decision-making process.
Register today at: https://loom.ly/tmExZkg
The Campbell River Hospice Society ’s Art Therapy program got a boost thanks to donations from two Campbell River businesses.
Local businesses step up to help with important grief support tool
Is your organizations looking for a new team member? Do you have an event or awareness day to promote?
CHPCA's job and event boards offer organizations the opportunity to reach people working in hospice palliative care all across Canada. Visit https://www.chpca.ca/job-board and https://www.chpca.ca/event-board for more information!
CORRECTION: Next week's free Nav-CARE webinar, Hospice Volunteers and Boundaries: Navigating Ethics, Nuance, and Trust will be held from 2:00 PM EST to 3:00 PM EST and NOT from 2:00 to 3:30 as indicated in the original promotional image.
If you're interested in the Nav-CARE program, volunteer management, and how to navigate the complex situations that can often arise with volunteering in health care and hospice settings, be sure to register today! https://loom.ly/tmExZkg
JOB ALERT!: There are TWO new job opportunities posted on the CPHCA job board for positions with the Alberta Hospice Palliative Care and Kensington Hospice.
Visit https://www.chpca.ca/job-board/ to learn more!
The Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association created over 20 years ago to build a national event to raise funds and awareness for local hospice palliative care organizations. To find an event near you, visit https://www.chpca.ca/campaigns/hike-for-hospice-palliative-care/event-listings/
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L’outil permet aux patients de briser l’isolement, de se valoriser et d’oublier la maladie, l’instant d’un moment.
Join us on Wednesday, March 22 for Hospice Volunteers and Boundaries: Navigating Ethics, Nuance and Trust, a FREE WEBINAR where Nav-CARE volunteer coordinators will share their experiences and expertise about different boundary issues they encountered and how they were resolved.
You will learn:
1) about boundary issues that are unclear or sit in the grey areas of hospice volunteering;
2) how to develop strategies in resolving boundary issues; and
3) how to support volunteers in the decision-making process.
Register today at: https://loom.ly/tmExZkg
Participants tell us that online training offers a flexible way for all healthcare support workers to gain valuable education. Improve your skills & caregiving abilities. Sign up for the 10 course program today! www.PACEforPSWs.ca
is a little over a month away and educational events like this one with Burnaby Seniors’ Resources Society are being added to the growing list at www.advancecareplanning.ca/acpday/
Do not miss out on an opportunity to plan for your future health and personal care needs!
In honour of , Dr. Allison Williams and Cathy McCallion shared insights on how employers can create a supportive workplace for Canada's working carers — the majority of whom are women. Watch the replay now:
There are roughly 3.5 million working Canadians who, in addition to their employment, also provide unpaid caregiving for a loved one. The majority of those w...
People often don't know what to say or do when others are struggling — and it can be as simple as just showing up.
A moving reflection penned by Anna Tims on what she learned by helping hospice patients in their final days.
When Anna Tims volunteered at a hospice, she learned, by helping patients in their final days, not to fear illness and death. Here, she writes movingly on her experience – and explains why dying matters
JOB ALERT!: There are TWO new job opportunities posted on the CPHCA job board for positions with the Alberta Hospice Palliative Care and Kensington Hospice.
Visit https://www.chpca.ca/job-board/ to learn more!
For more than 20 years, thousands of ‘hikers’ have participated in events put on by their local hospice palliative care organizations — just like this one being hosted by Townsend Smith Foundation on May 13, 2023.
All funds raised during stay within the community in which they were raised. So what are you waiting for? Find your local event now at www.chpca.ca/campaigns/hike-for-hospice-palliative-care/event-listings/
Join us Saturday May 13th for our 6th Annual 👟Hike for Hospice in support of Townsend Smith Foundation. We have secured a property, and now we are heading towards putting shovels in the ground! This event will help in furthering those efforts.
Please join us at Milton Community Park or in Acton at the playground at the Wallace Street Parkette. You can hike solo, or get a Team together of your friends, family, or colleagues. The event is open to anyone and everyone!
👉 REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN: https://www.townsend-smith.ca/events/hike-for-hospice/
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We're delighted to welcome Larry Worthen, Executive Director of CMDA Canada - Christian Medical and Dental Association of Canada as the closing plenary speaker for CHPCA's virtual Learning Institute. Larry will draw on personal and pastoral experiences and speak to human dignity, where it comes from and how it can be supported in health care. Join us for this two-day, in-depth learning experience. www.chpca.ca/conference
Connaissez-vous une personne proche aidante? Au Québec, près d’une (1) personne sur quatre (4) apporte un soutien à un membre de son entourage qui présente une incapacité temporaire ou permanente. S’engager dans un rôle d’aidant n’est pas toujours un choix et exige beaucoup de ténacité. Ces personnes méritent que nous leur offrions collectivement le coup de pouce d’humanisme dont elles ont besoin. Du 6 au 12 novembre, saluons l’implication des personnes proches aidantes et les organismes communautaires qui les accompagnent dans leur parcours. Découvrez les activités offertes dans votre région en visitant www.procheaidance.quebec/snppa Ensemble, cultivons l’humain ! 💙 #cultivonslhumain #ProcheAidant #snppa #ProcheaidanceQuebec #caregivers #caregiversweekQC
Bringing together hospice palliative care professionals from across the country, the CHPCA Learning Institute offers registrants a two-day, intensive educational experience on #hospice #palliativecare. Register now at www.chpca.ca/conference to join us on November 16-17, 2022.
𝗟𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘃𝗼𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝘃𝗲𝘆! Are you involved in palliative care in Canada? Please take a quick 10-15 minute survey and share your opinions. Visit https://bit.ly/3GSGlvz or scan the QR code. #HPC #Hospice #PalliativeCare #CanadianHospice #LendYourVoice #Survey #HaveYourSay
Thank you to everyone who shared a selfie or a personal story with us on National Grief & Bereavement Day. It has been an honour to be a part of your respective grief journeys 💞 𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐄 Music & Lyrics by Ambre McLean Performed by Ambre McLean & Smiths Falls Music
Without support from our generous sponsors, last night's #SayingGoodbye Concert would not have been possible. Heartfelt thanks to Bunnygee Music, GSK, Willow Sound Records, The Syndicut, Cyan Solutions, Innovative Medicines Canada / Médicaments novateurs Canada, and TonyD Printing 💗
We owe a debt of gratitude to the supporters and sponsors of the #SayingGoodbyeConcert. Without their generous support, this event would not be possible. Thank you Bunnygee Music, GSK, Willow Sound Records, The Syndicut, Cyan Solutions, Innovative Medicines Canada / Médicaments novateurs Canada, and TonyD Printing!
Join us on tonight for the Saying Goodbye Concert. Award-winning Canadian singers and songwriters will be performing in honour of National Grief & Bereavement Day. Visit www.sayinggoodbyeconcert.ca to experience this free event 🎵 #SayingGoodbye #DireAdieu #SayingGoodbyeConcert #ConcertDireAdieu #Grief2021 #Deuil2021 #IFeel #JeRessens
Join us this Sunday, November 14th as award winning Canadian singers and songwriters come together for the Saying Goodbye concert held in honour of National Grief and Bereavement Day 💗 www.sayingggodbyeconcert.ca #SayingGoodbye #SayingGoodbyeConcert #ConcertDireAdieu #DireAdieu #VirtualConcert #IFeel #JeRessens #Grief2021 #Deuil2021 #StrongerTogether #GriefJourney
We are just a few days away from the #SayingGoodbye Concert — a night filled with heartfelt music by Canadian singers and songwriters in honour National Grief & Bereavement Day. Tickets to the livestream are offered free of charge. Donations to support hospice palliative care in Canada are always welcomed. www.sayinggoodbyeconcert.ca
Are you involved in palliative care in Canada? We need you to lend your voice. Take a quick 10-15 minute survey and share your opinions. https://ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_29ywnyh50BXXBs2 #Hospice #PalliativeCare #HPC #EOLCare #STRSEOL #Caregivers #CanadianHospice #CHPCA
The #SayingGoodbye concert is being offered virtually, but there are also FREE tickets to the in-person performances at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Get your tickets now at www.sayinggoodbyeconcert.ca to see Tara Shannon, Mikhail Laxton, Jessica Pearson and the East Wind, and Yvan Petit perform live on November 14th!
This week, our #FeelGoodFriday post is about Sarah McInnis — a songwriter and music therapist living in the Annapolis Valley, NS. Sarah began 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐋𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐜𝐲 𝐒𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭, creating original songs for folks at the end of life and for those who have lost loved ones, to honour the legacy of the ones we love, before and after they die. This service is available nationwide, and so far Sarah has written for clients in Nova Scotia, Ontario, and British Columbia. To hear more examples and to learn more about the process, please visit her website at www.bluecedarmusictherapy.ca, visit Blue Cedar Music Therapy, or contact Sarah directly at [email protected]
If you are involved in palliative care in Canada, we are requesting 10-15 minutes of your time to fill out a brief survey that explores your opinions about developments in palliative care. https://ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_29ywnyh50BXXBs2 #Hospice #PalliativeCare #HPC #EOLCare #STRSEOL #Research #Policy #Advocacy #CanadianHospice #CHPCA
Eileen Laverty Music joins us on November 14th for the Saying Goodbye concert — a musical journey that will honour National Grief and Bereavement Day. Eileen will be representing the Saskatchewan Hospice Palliative Care Association 🎶 Get tickets to this free concert by visiting www.sayinggoodbyeconcert.ca #SayingGoodbye #SayingGoodbyeConcert #DireAdieu #ConcertDireAdieu #Grief #Bereavement
Tara Shannon introduces Catherine MacLellan who will join us on November 14th for the Saying Goodbye concert — a musical journey to honour National Grief and Bereavement Day. Catherine will be representing Prince Edward Island and Hospice PEI 💖 Find out how you can attend this free concert by visiting www.sayinggoodbyeconcert.ca #SayingGoodbye #SayingGoodbyeConcert #DireAdieu #ConcertDireAdieu #Grief #Bereavement
A man who needs no introduction, we are honoured to welcome one of Canada's most beloved entertainers to the Saying Goodbye concert — Fred Penner. Fred will be sharing his gift of music and his personal experiences with grief on November 14th. All are welcome to join us: www.sayinggoodbyeconcert.ca #SayingGoodbye #SayingGoodbyeConcert #DireAdieu #ConcertDireAdieu #Grief #Bereavement Palliative Manitoba
The death of a loved one is never easy and the pandemic has highlighted a need for us to share in our collective grief. Join CHPCA, Palliative Manitoba, the talented Don Amero, and other Canadian performers on November 14th for Saying Goodbye — a breathtaking musical concert that will honour Canadians experiencing grief. www.sayinggoodbyeconcert.ca #SayingGoodbye #SayingGoodbyeConcert #DireAdieu #ConcertDireAdieu #grief #bereavement #musicsoothesthesoul
The #SayingGoodbye concert provides an opportunity for Canadians to connect virtually, through music, in honour National Grief and Bereavement Day. Join us November 14th as host Tara Shannon introduces heartfelt performances by amazing artists, including Carolyn Dawn Johnson 🎵 Free tickets are available from sayinggoodbyeconcert.ca
CHPCA is proud to be partnered with a carer-friendly initiative being led by Dr. Allison Williams from McMaster University. Dr. Williams’ project is focused on growing the number of carer-friendly workplaces across Canada and throughout the world through mobilizing a range of tools to assist organizations in adopting carer-friendly practices for their carer-workers. Without effective workplace supports, employees, who must balance work and care responsibilities (carer-workers, sometimes called carer-employees), are more likely to experience reduced performance and increased absenteeism, with some even deciding to retire early or quit their jobs. From an employer’s perspective, implementing effective carer-inclusive workplace practices will ensure carer-employees are both supported and productive. Further, such carer supportive policies minimize turn-around and maximize retention of employees, particularly those who are older than 45 and often the most experienced workforce. One of the outcomes of this partnership is a two-part webinar series that highlights the progressive work of CHPCA’s Canadian Compassionate Companies (CCC) in supporting carers within their organizations. The first webinar entitled “Motivations and Realities of Compassionate Care Companies in Changing Times: Exploring the Evolution of Compassionate Care Companies”, will explore the experiences of three Compassionate Care Companies. This webinar will present findings from ongoing research addressing motivations for and experience of being a CCC, as well as provide the opportunity to learn from a panel of three CCC representatives about how they have been able to pivot to best meet the needs of their carer-employees during the COVID-19 pandemic. The panellists will also answer questions related to ways in which care-workers have been supported in the workplace.
Fireside Chat #2 - What do Elephants, Comedians and Ducks Have in Common?Join us on Zoom: #Live #hpcWeek https://zoom.us/j/97769233045
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The CHPCA is the national voice for Hospice Palliative Care in Canada. Advancing and advocating for quality end-of-life/hospice palliative care in Canada, its work includes public policy, public education and awareness. Established in 1991, its volunteer Board of Directors is composed of hospice palliative care workers and volunteers from Canadian provinces and territories as well as members-at-large.
The Canadian Palliative Care Association (CPCA) was formally established as a national charitable organization in November 1991 and opened the first office in Ottawa in February 1994. The association’s first newsletter “AVISO” was published in both official languages in June, 1992.
Today, the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association is the national voice for hospice palliative care in Canada. It is a national charitable non-profit association whose mission is to provide leadership in hospice palliative care in Canada. We strive to achieve this mission by supporting research, promoting education and training, improving public awareness of hospice palliative care, and by advocating for increased programs and services. CHPCA works in close partnership with other national organizations and will continue to move forward with the goal of ensuring that all Canadians, regardless of where they may live, have equal access to quality hospice palliative care for themselves and their family.
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L’Association canadienne de soins palliatifs (ACSP) a été officiellement établie en tant qu’organisme national de bienfaisance en novembre 1991, et a ouvert ses premiers bureaux à Ottawa en février 1994. Le premier numéro d’AVISO, le bulletin de l’Association, a été publié dans les deux langues officielles en juin 1992. En espagnol, « aviso » signifie « avis » ou « intelligence », et en latin, « avis » signifie « oiseau », des notions qui s’agencent joliment à l’emblème de l’ACSP.
Aujourd’hui, l’ACSP est la voix nationale du secteur des soins palliatifs au Canada. Il s’agit d’un organisme national de bienfaisance sans but lucratif dont la mission est de fournir son leadership dans le domaine des soins palliatifs partout au pays. L’ACSP travaille à réaliser sa mission en appuyant la recherche, en faisant la promotion de l’éducation et de la formation, en sensibilisant la population aux soins palliatifs, et en militant pour l’accroissement des programmes et services. L’ACSP travaille en étroite collaboration avec d’autres organismes nationaux, et continue de progresser dans le but de garantir à tous les Canadiens, où qu’ils vivent, un accès équitable à des soins palliatifs de grande qualité, pour eux-mêmes et leur famille.
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