One-on-one Emotional Support
Those who feel uncomfortable in a
group have access to one-on-one support
This program is for those who prefer to speak
confidentially to one person. Depending on the
situation, either our facilitator, counsellor or
trained volunteeers provide this service.
A man in his thirties, looking after his mother
in his home, was having difficulty dealing with a
critical brother. A male volunteer listened to his
feelings of anger and resentment towards this
brother and acknowledged his caring feelings for
his mother and the hard work involved in looking
after her. This helped him find the energy needed
to continue caregiving.
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News Items
A Guide for Supporting
Caregiving Families
Nourishing Strengths
and Opening Hearts
This how-to book to empower
small urban, rural and First Nations community
groups to support family caregivers is available
now! For details click
here.
Ending the Silence: A documentary on youth
caregiving.
Visit the Youth Caregivers Site
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