Searching for Food Access For Seniors/people With Disabilities

COVID19 - Visit website for current status of programs https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/covid19/


Services that support adults and their caregivers with needs related to aging, physical and/or mental health

Exercise and Falls Prevention

• offered at various locations in the community https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca
• maintain and enhance aerobic fitness, increase functional fitness, improve strength and muscular endurance, work on flexibility and maintaining joint range of motion, develop better balance and stability
• enhance overall physical and mental health
• socialize and build connections with others in their community

Footcare Clinic

• provided by nurses trained in foot care
• 15 minute session
• cutting nails
• paring down calluses and heels
• removal of corns
• a foot massage with lotion
• basic foot care monitoring

Friendly Visiting

• volunteers will call clients on a regular basis who are isolated to share in some pleasant conversation

Luncheon Out

• opportunity for adults with physical disabilities and the frail elderly to enjoy a hot nutritious meal
• entertainment and health promotion/wellness demonstrations
• luncheons are held at preset times
• transportation can be arranged

Telephone Reassurance

• telephone reassurance calls may last between 5-7 minutes for a friendly check-in and brief chat
• security calls are intended for check-ins on well-being and follow a different protocol than social calls

Adult Day Program

• daily functional fitness
• use of Technology including iPads and Smartboards
• wellness programs
• reminiscing/discussion Groups
• arts and crafts
• educational and interactive games
• outdoor programs
• music therapy
• entertainment/special themed events
• multi-age programs
• pet therapy

Community Food Box

• for vulnerable members of our community that are unable to safely acquire the essentials for $35.50
• depending upon availability may include eggs and dairy, breads and baked goods, pasta and soups, beverages, paper products, fruits and vegetables

Meals on Wheels™

• nutritionally balanced meals to people who are unable to prepare meals or easily shop for groceries
• hot or frozen meals are delivered by volunteers
• special diets are available

Local Offices

Ajax-Pickering
905-837-0017
ajaxpickering@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Brock
705-432-2900
brock@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Clarington
905-623-2261
clarington@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Oshawa
905-668-6223
oshawa@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Scugog
905-985-8461
scugog@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Uxbridge
905-852-7445
uxbridge@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Whitby
905-668-6223
whitby@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Assist children, families and adults impacted by poverty

CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS

Backpack Program

• age appropriate backpacks and school supplies are distributed, at no cost, in late August to early September.

After School Program

• neighborhood safe place for sports, recreation, character development, leisure and creative activities during the after school hours
• nutrition breaks served each day including hot meals five evenings per week
• homework helpers support children in grades one to eight
• enrichment classes in music, art, dance, reading and drama

Fitkidz

• variety of physical activities including performance arts and sports skills development
• offered to elementary school aged children

March Break Camp

• day camp for school aged children during the week of March Break

Sun Fun Camp

• summer day camp offered to school aged children through the months of July and August

Children's Winter Ski Program

• multiweek program that starts in January
• reasonable prices and ski equipment available for those who do not have/cannot rent

ADULT PROGRAMS

Seniors' Lunch and Leisure Activities

• seniors invited to enjoy nutritious, low cost lunches, companionship, outings and activities of interest

Provides frozen meals (entrees, soups and desserts) delivered straight to client's home * over 200 menu options to choose from * special diet meal options provide a diverse range to meet the needs of many dietary restrictions, texture modified diets * some conditions may apply

COVID19 - Visit website for current status of programs http://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/covid19/


Services that support adults and their caregivers with needs related to aging, physical and/or mental health

Exercise and Falls Prevention

• offered at various locations in the community https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/services/exercise-falls-prevention-classes/#
• maintain and enhance aerobic fitness, increase functional fitness, improve strength and muscular endurance, work on flexibility and maintaining joint range of motion, develop better balance and stability
• enhance overall physical and mental health
• socialize and build connections with others in their community

Footcare Clinic

• provided by nurses trained in foot care
• 15 minute session
• cutting nails
• paring down calluses and heels
• removal of corns
• a foot massage with lotion
• basic foot care monitoring

Friendly Visiting

• volunteers will call clients on a regular basis who are isolated to share in some pleasant conversation

Luncheon Out

• opportunity for adults with physical disabilities and the frail elderly to enjoy a hot nutritious meal
• entertainment and health promotion/wellness demonstrations
• luncheons are held at preset times
• transportation can be arranged

Telephone Reassurance

• telephone reassurance calls may last between 5-7 minutes for a friendly check-in and brief chat
• security calls are intended for check-ins on well-being and follow a different protocol than social calls

COVID19 - Visit website for current status of programs https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/covid19/


Services that support adults and their caregivers with needs related to aging, physical and/or mental health

Exercise and Falls Prevention

• offered at various locations in the community https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/services/exercise-falls-prevention-classes/#
• maintain and enhance aerobic fitness, increase functional fitness, improve strength and muscular endurance, work on flexibility and maintaining joint range of motion, develop better balance and stability
• enhance overall physical and mental health
• socialize and build connections with others in their community

Footcare Clinic - in Oshawa, services provided by Oshawa Senior Community Centres

• provided by nurses trained in foot care
• 15 minute session
• cutting nails
• paring down calluses and heels
• removal of corns
• a foot massage with lotion
• basic foot care monitoring

Friendly Visiting

• volunteers visit on a regular basis with clients who are isolated
• activities may include a friendly chat, shared hobby, exercise or learning a new skill

Luncheon Out

• opportunity for adults with physical disabilities and the frail elderly to enjoy a hot nutritious meal
• entertainment and health promotion/wellness demonstrations
• luncheons are held at preset times
• transportation can be arranged

Telephone Reassurance

• telephone reassurance calls may last between 5-7 minutes for a friendly check-in and brief chat
• security calls are intended for check-ins on well-being and follow a different protocol than social calls

Community Food Box

• for vulnerable members of our community that are unable to safely acquire the essentials for $35.50
• depending upon availability may include eggs and dairy, breads and baked goods, pasta and soups, beverages, paper products, fruits and vegetables

Meals on Wheels™

• nutritionally balanced meals to people who are unable to prepare meals or easily shop for groceries
• hot or frozen meals are delivered by volunteers
• special diets are available

Local Offices

Ajax-Pickering
905-837-0017
ajaxpickering@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Brock
705-432-2900
brock@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Clarington
905-623-2261
clarington@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Oshawa
905-668-6223
oshawa@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Scugog
905-985-8461
scugog@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Uxbridge
905-852-7445
uxbridge@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Whitby
905-668-6223
whitby@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Community Food Box

• for vulnerable members of our community that are unable to safely acquire the essentials for $35.50
• depending upon availability may include eggs and dairy, breads and baked goods, pasta and soups, beverages, paper products, fruits and vegetables

Meals on Wheels™

• nutritionally balanced meals to people who are unable to prepare meals or easily shop for groceries
• hot or frozen meals are delivered by volunteers
• special diets are available

Local Offices

Ajax-Pickering
905-837-0017
ajaxpickering@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Brock
705-432-2900
brock@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Clarington
905-623-2261
clarington@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Oshawa
905-668-6223
oshawa@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Scugog
905-985-8461
scugog@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Uxbridge
905-852-7445
uxbridge@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Whitby
905-668-6223
whitby@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Seniors social club

• drop-in recreational programs
• virtual programs
• adult 55+ focused courses in fitness, creative arts, dance, computers and general interest programs
• wellness and lifestyle seminars, trips and travel
• special events throughout year
• lunch-time café and meals for purchase
• access to Abilities Centre walking track Mon-Fri 5:30 am-10:30 am
• 55+ Recreation newsletter published four times a year and monthly information e-blasts for those on-line

COVID19 Phone or visit www.commcare.ca for updated information on programs


A local office of Community Care Northumberland.

A multi-service, volunteer based community support organization serving residents in Port Hope and surrounding area with the delivery of the following programs and services:

• Blood Pressure Clinics
• Caregiver Support
• Community Diners
• Friendly Visiting
• Home at Last
• Home Help and Home Maintenance Programs
• Hospice Palliative Care Programs and Bereavement Support (1-855-473-8875)
• Information and Referral
• Meals on Wheels Programs, hot and frozen meal options
• Personal Distress Alarms
• Telephone Security Checks
• Transportation Services
• Accessible (wheelchair) and Affordable Rural Transportation (1-866-768-7778)
• Wellness, Social and Recreational Programs for Seniors

COVID19 - Visit website for current status of programs https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/covid19/


Services that support adults and their caregivers with needs related to aging, physical and/or mental health

Exercise and Falls Prevention

• offered at various locations in the community https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/services/exercise-falls-prevention-classes/#
• maintain and enhance aerobic fitness, increase functional fitness, improve strength and muscular endurance, work on flexibility and maintaining joint range of motion, develop better balance and stability
• enhance overall physical and mental health
• socialize and build connections with others in their community

Footcare Clinic

• provided by nurses trained in foot care
• 15 minute session
• cutting nails
• paring down calluses and heels
• removal of corns
• a foot massage with lotion
• basic foot care monitoring

Friendly Visiting

• volunteers will call clients on a regular basis who are isolated to share in some pleasant conversation

Luncheon Out

• opportunity for adults with physical disabilities and the frail elderly to enjoy a hot nutritious meal
• entertainment and health promotion/wellness demonstrations
• luncheons are held at preset times
• transportation can be arranged

Telephone Reassurance

• telephone reassurance calls may last between 5-7 minutes for a friendly check-in and brief chat
• security calls are intended for check-ins on well-being and follow a different protocol than social calls

Community Food Box

• for vulnerable members of our community that are unable to safely acquire the essentials for $35.50
• depending upon availability may include eggs and dairy, breads and baked goods, pasta and soups, beverages, paper products, fruits and vegetables

Meals on Wheels™

• nutritionally balanced meals to people who are unable to prepare meals or easily shop for groceries
• hot or frozen meals are delivered by volunteers
• special diets are available

Local Offices

Ajax-Pickering
905-837-0017
ajaxpickering@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Brock
705-432-2900
brock@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Clarington
905-623-2261
clarington@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Oshawa
905-668-6223
oshawa@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Scugog
905-985-8461
scugog@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Uxbridge
905-852-7445
uxbridge@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Whitby
905-668-6223
whitby@communitycaredurham.on.ca

The Family Services is committed to care for the physical and spiritual needs of individuals.

Programs & services include:

• Lunch Programs
• Coats for Kids
• Back Pack Program
• Homelessness Assistance
• Emergency Housing Assistance
• Food Cupboard
• Christmas Assistance
• Children's Adventure Camp
• Moms & Tots Camp
• Emergency Disaster Services
• Emergency Transportation Assistance
• Furniture/Clothing/Bed Referral Assistance
• Celebrate Recovery (Addictions Withdrawal Program)
• Health Bank Program
• Community Outreach Program

Provides services that support health and wellbeing for seniors, adults with physical challenges and caregivers. Programs and services include:

• Meals on Wheels - frozen entrées, soups, desserts
• Grocery Shopping/Delivery
• Transportation and accompaniment for medical appointments, shopping and errands - accessible transportation available via the
  Caremobile
• Shopping Buddy
• Exercise and Fall Prevention Classes - virtual and in-person options
• Brokered Home Help and Maintenance
• Lifeline
• Friendly Visiting
• Telephone Reassurance Checks
• Dining & Recreation Events
• Medical Equipment Program - accepts equipment donations
• Blood Pressure Clinic
• Information and Referral

Also operates a community thrift shop at this location.

COVID19 - Visit website for status of programs https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/covid19/


Services that support adults and their caregivers with needs related to aging, physical and/or mental health

Exercise and Falls Prevention

• offered at various locations in the community https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/services/exercise-falls-prevention-classes/#
• maintain and enhance aerobic fitness, increase functional fitness, improve strength and muscular endurance, work on flexibility and maintaining joint range of motion, develop better balance and stability
• enhance overall physical and mental health
• socialize and build connections with others in their community

Footcare Clinic

• provided by nurses trained in foot care
• 15 minute session
• cutting nails
• paring down calluses and heels
• removal of corns
• a foot massage with lotion
• basic foot care monitoring

Friendly Visiting

• volunteers will call clients on a regular basis who are isolated to share in some pleasant conversation

Luncheon Out

• opportunity for adults with physical disabilities and the frail elderly to enjoy a hot nutritious meal
• entertainment and health promotion/wellness demonstrations
• luncheons are held at preset times
• transportation can be arranged

Telephone Reassurance

• telephone reassurance calls may last between 5-7 minutes for a friendly check-in and brief chat
• security calls are intended for check-ins on well-being and follow a different protocol than social calls

Community Food Box

• for vulnerable members of our community that are unable to safely acquire the essentials for $35.50
• depending upon availability may include eggs and dairy, breads and baked goods, pasta and soups, beverages, paper products, fruits and vegetables

Meals on Wheels™

• nutritionally balanced meals to people who are unable to prepare meals or easily shop for groceries
• hot or frozen meals are delivered by volunteers
• special diets are available

Local Offices

Ajax-Pickering
905-837-0017
ajaxpickering@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Brock
705-432-2900
brock@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Clarington
905-623-2261
clarington@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Oshawa
905-668-6223
oshawa@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Scugog
905-985-8461
scugog@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Uxbridge
905-852-7445
uxbridge@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Whitby
905-668-6223
whitby@communitycaredurham.on.ca

COVID19 - Visit website for current status of programs https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/covid19/


Services that support adults and their caregivers with needs related to aging, physical and/or mental health

Exercise and Falls Prevention

• offered at various locations in the community https://www.communitycaredurham.on.ca/services/exercise-falls-prevention-classes/#
• maintain and enhance aerobic fitness, increase functional fitness, improve strength and muscular endurance, work on flexibility and maintaining joint range of motion, develop better balance and stability
• enhance overall physical and mental health
• socialize and build connections with others in their community

Footcare Clinic

• provided by nurses trained in foot care
• 15 minute session
• cutting nails
• paring down calluses and heels
• removal of corns
• a foot massage with lotion
• basic foot care monitoring

Friendly Visiting

• volunteers will call clients on a regular basis who are isolated to share in some pleasant conversation

Luncheon Out

• opportunity for adults with physical disabilities and the frail elderly to enjoy a hot nutritious meal
• entertainment and health promotion/wellness demonstrations
• luncheons are held at preset times
• transportation can be arranged

Telephone Reassurance

• telephone reassurance calls may last between 5-7 minutes for a friendly check-in and brief chat
• security calls are intended for check-ins on well-being and follow a different protocol than social calls

Community Food Box

• for vulnerable members of our community that are unable to safely acquire the essentials for $35.50
• depending upon availability may include eggs and dairy, breads and baked goods, pasta and soups, beverages, paper products, fruits and vegetables

Meals on Wheels™

• nutritionally balanced meals to people who are unable to prepare meals or easily shop for groceries
• hot or frozen meals are delivered by volunteers
• special diets are available

Local Offices

Ajax-Pickering
905-837-0017
ajaxpickering@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Brock
705-432-2900
brock@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Clarington
905-623-2261
clarington@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Oshawa
905-668-6223
oshawa@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Scugog
905-985-8461
scugog@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Uxbridge
905-852-7445
uxbridge@communitycaredurham.on.ca

Whitby
905-668-6223
whitby@communitycaredurham.on.ca

COVID19 Phone or visit www.commcare.ca for updated information on programs

Regular Service
A local agency of Community Care Northumberland.

A multi-service, volunteer based community support organization serving residents in Northumberland County with the delivery of the following programs and services.

• Community Diners
• Friendly Visiting
• Home at Last
• Home Help and Home Maintenance Programs
• Hospice Palliative Care Programs and Bereavement Support (1-855-473-8875)
• Information and Referral
• Meals on Wheels Programs, hot and frozen meal options
• Personal Distress Alarms
• Supports for Caregivers
• Telephone Security Checks
• Transportation Services - Volunteer Transportation Program and Specialized Van Service 1-866-768-7778
• Wellness, Social and Recreational Programs for Seniors

Volunteers provide hot, nutritious meals to clients in their homes * clients may receive meals on a short or long-term basis

Frozen Meal Service - Frozen meal packages are delivered * clients choose from a menu or can choose standard packages * special diet types available * soup/dessert packages also available

Community centre for older adults

• card games
• arts and crafts
• sing-a-longs
• fitness classes
• day trips
• luncheons
• workshops
• transportation to and from the centre available (fees would apply)
• health promotion
• virtual programming

Provides older adults with opportunity to socialize and receive a nutritious meal * Takes place at various locations* $40 membership fee

Congregate Dining meals include both lunch and dinner, and both Japanese and Canadian-style meals, served every day of the week * open to both
Momiji tenants and for senior members living in the community * Japanese meals and programming for eligible seniors are also available at various other locations around the GTA and in Hamilton, mostly on a monthly basis (see Community Outreach) * Momiji also celebrates special events throughout the year with special meals, such as our annual summer barbecue, Christmas dinner and several traditional Japanese festivals throughout the year

Seniors services

• friendly visiting, telephone assurance
• congregate dining
• information, referral and counselling on seniors' issues such as housing and government programs
• weekly wellness program, social and recreation programs

COVID19 - Transportation for essential medical transportation only. Primary health care centre continuing as usual with screening. Primary Care Support Groups are taking referrals and/or running as phone support. Visit www.ccckl.ca/events/news/covid-19-updates for program availability.

Community Care's Community Support Services empower independent, active living for seniors and adults with special needs, helping them lead more healthy, socially engaged lives - and give caregivers much needed respite and support.

This is accomplished through a wide range of programs that provide:

• meals
• personal care
• caregiver support
• accessible transportation
• home making
• activities such as adult day programs and community dining events that help people stay connected in their community.