Seniors and Caregivers Support

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355 Church St
Toronto, ON
M5B 1Z8
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416-595-9618
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Fax: 416-595-0242
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Please contact for program hours

Application

Call * no referral required

Eligibility - Population(s) Served

Older adults of 60 years of age and older * adults with disabilities 50 years of age and older

Fees

Varies per program * some programs are free

Languages

English ; Spanish ; Farsi ; Tamil

Area(s) Served

Toronto

Accessibility

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Accessibility Note

Wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance * easy access to elevator * barrier-free washroom including door and stall * designated parking at entrance

Description of Services:

One-on-one counseling, group programs, support groups and practical assistance to help older adults 60 years and older, and those with disabilities 50 years and older, deal with abusive relationships, difficult medical conditions (such as Alzheimer Disease, stroke, depression), cope with change and loss, explore housing alternatives, access community support programs, or other issues
  • Caregiver Programs - One-on-one counselling, support groups, workshops and discussion groups on issues including dealing with stress, accessing community services, coping with change and loss
  • Virtual Caregivers Support Groups (via Internet)
  • Elder Abuse Consultation Team: Lisa Manuel (EACT coordinator) 416-595-4049 or lisama@familyservicetoronto.org - Provides support to professionals in the field
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  • Case Management - Mental Health Conducting an assessment, planning, coordinating services and ongoing monitoring to meet the needs, goals and expected outcomes of seniors with mental health issues.
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  • Geriatric Mental Health Community Support Services Community-based services to seniors with chronic mental health/substance use conditions, or seniors that experience mental health issues/substance use related to the aging process * range of team-based treatments and supports include family and caregiver health promotion and education, assisting with accessing services, behaviour management services and follow-up/care coordination with the appropriate service providers until the client's condition is stabilized.
Last updated: Sep 12, 2024: Suggest an edit