Provides in-home services for people who require short or long term support to remain in their homes safely. Depending on individual needs, may include:
  • Nursing care: Health monitoring, IV therapy, injections, wound care, and patient teaching
  • Home support: Assistance with daily activities like bathing and dressing
  • Social work: Individual and family counselling for illness, loss or end-of-life issues
  • Dietitian services: Nutrition assessment and education
  • Physiotherapy: To maximize independence, function and mobility
  • Occupational therapy: Support for daily living, special devices, equipment or modification to home or workplace
  • Long term care: Assessment for nursing home admission
  • Palliative care: Comfort and support to live fully until the end of life
  • Adult day programs - enriching social activities for seniors
  • Adult protection - for vulnerable adults who need protection from neglect or abuse
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Parents can educate their children at home using a home education program or by following the public education system's curriculum.

Note: Home educated students do not receive high school diplomas unless they enter the public school system and graduate with the required number of credits. The school board will determine each child's grade level if they return to/enter the public school system.
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Households earning below a set annual income may be eligible for financial assistance of up to $1200 per calendar year toward their home heating costs from oil, wood, wood pellets, propane or electrical heat.

Does not issue a rebate on heating that has already been ordered/paid. Program only pays for heating arranged by the Salvation Army.

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Offers partnership housing for low-income families in which volunteers, staff, and the partner families work to build homes and help families live in a safe environment.

Habitat partner families contribute to the construction of their own homes and then repay a long-term, no interest, and no down payment mortgage.
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Provides a home security service for Kensington residents. While residents are away, the police will periodically check their property to ensure doors and windows are secure.

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Support for new and expecting mothers/guardians on a casual or long-term basis through a listening ear and referrals to professional services if desired.
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Provides home visits for parents of young children who need support.
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Provides free flights to low-income Canadians who must travel to medical care that does not exist in their communities. Free flights are also available for someone to accompany a patient under 18 years. If medically necessary, a free flight may be available for someone to accompany a patient over 19 years. Services include:

  • Free Flights
  • Free ground transportation
  • Free meal vouchers
  • Free hotel/lodge accommodations

Hotel accommodations and meal vouchers are also available to applicants who are driving 80km or more from home for the medical appointment.

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Offers immediate help to all Indigenous peoples across Kanata / Canada through telephone and online chat counselling and crisis intervention. Experienced and culturally competent counsellors can help if you:

  • Want to talk
  • Are distressed
  • Have strong emotional reactions
  • May be triggered by painful memories

Counsellors can also help find other wellness supports that are accessible near you.

The helpline is operated by Donna Cona, an Indigenous organization.

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Online information in text and video format about managing advanced illness, including:
  • Symptoms
  • Emotional and spiritual concerns
  • Financial programs
  • Decision-making
  • Caregiving
  • Talking about illness and grief
  • Tools for professionals
  • Final days
  • 2SLGBTQ+
  • COVID-19 and palliative care
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