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The Holiday Sharing Guide offers a comprehensive listing of gift and clothing drives, hot meal and food programs, shelters, emergency help, and seasonal community events. The Guide is organized around options to "give help," either by donating time, funds or items, or to "get help," by accessing programs offered by community organizations, charities, and local churches.

The guide also includes information about local Santa Clause parades collecting non-perishable food donations.
All of the information listed in the guide is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, by visiting InformationOxford.ca or calling 211 Ontario (dial 2-1-1).

The Holiday Sharing Guide is a collaboration between Oxford County, InformationOxford.ca, 211 Ontario, and United Way Oxford.

Multi-Service Centre offers a variety of programs and services:

Employment & Literacy Services

* Services for Employers
* Services for Job Seekers
* Services for Youth
* Services for Learners
* Adult Literacy and Essential Skills

Home Support Services
* Meals Delivery Service
* Assisted Living Program
* Housekeeping
* Home at Last (HAL)
* Transportation
* Exercise Programs
* Foot Care

Partnered Services with Stonebridge Community Services

VON Canada has many services to offer. These include:

* Adult Day Program
* Shower Program
* Bereavement Support Program
* Blood Pressure and Cardiovascular Health Awareness Clinic
* Friendly Visiting Volunteer Program
* Home at Last Program
* Hospice Visiting Program
* Seniors Maintaining Active Roles Together (excerise classes)
* Special Services at Home and Passport Programs

VON Canada has many services to offer. These include:

* Adult Day Program
* Shower Program
* Bereavement Support Program
* Blood Pressure and Cardiovascular Health Awareness Clinic
* Friendly Visiting Volunteer Program
* Home at Last Program
* Hospice Visiting Program
* Seniors Maintaining Active Roles Together (excerise classes)
* Special Services at Home and Passport Programs

COVID-19 Important Information:
The 50+ Activity Centre is open.
Masks are required while in the building. Some programs have limited attendance due to Covid restrictions. Please call first if you do not receive our Email Newsletter. Newsletter is also available on our website https://ingersollseniors.com/

Ingersoll Services for Seniors has many services to offer. These include:

• Active Recreational Centre
• Foot Care Clinics
• Frosty Meals
• Home Help and Maintenance Services
• Home Support
• Hot Meals on Wheels
• Information and Referral
• Telephone Reassurance
• Volunteer Transportation Services
• Equipment Lending service including assistive devices & medical equipment based on client need

Volunteer-based organization that delivers meals to seniors and people with health issues twice per week

Multi-Service Centre offers a variety of programs and services:

Employment & Literacy Services

* Services for Employers
* Services for Job Seekers
* Services for Youth
* Services for Learners
* Adult Literacy and Essential Skills

Home Support Services
* Meals Delivery Service
* Assisted Living Program
* Housekeeping
* Home at Last (HAL)
* Transportation
* Exercise Programs
* Foot Care

Partnered Services with Stonebridge Community Services

Volunteers deliver hot or frozen meals to clients to help meet their nutritional requirements and provide security checks and social visits * hot meals delivered at lunch

Meals are prepared using home-style foods and traditional recipes, while meeting quality standards

VON Canada has many services to offer. These include:

* Adult Day Program
* Shower Program
* Bereavement Support Program
* Blood Pressure and Cardiovascular Health Awareness Clinic
* Friendly Visiting Volunteer Program
* Home at Last Program
* Hospice Visiting Program
* Seniors Maintaining Active Roles Together (excerise classes)
* Special Services at Home and Passport Programs

Grocery store offering home delivery, if item is not available, will call to suggest a substitute. Service is not just for seniors but anyone who is house-bound. Delivery within Stratford city limits.

Groceries for delivery or pickup. Produce and general grocery items available. Order online by filling in form. $10.30/order delivery fee in Stratford through Blue Heron. Pickup at store at time provided. Customer will be called to confirm order, provided pickup time and to make credit card payment. Credit card payments can be made by calling 519-271-0466. Tap payment available at pickup.

Groceries for delivery (in Stratford) or pickup. Call or order online. Frozen meals, house made food, beverages, dairy, cheese, eggs, produce, frozen meat, pantry items, coffee, tea, bulk items, bread and baked goods. Minimum $20 order for delivery. Pickup at store during open hours.

Grocery service for pickup or delivery - wine, beer, fresh produce and meals, fresh or frozen meat, frozen products and meals, and pantry basics. ORDER HERE Grocery delivery free on orders over $20 in Stratford and over $100 for other destinations. Delivery fee if under minimum. Delivery details HERE The Hub has hot takeout available CLICK HERE Delivery free if order over $20 in Stratford. Delivery available for out-of-town.

Helps maintain independence in home and community with various programs including:

SMART (Seniors Maintaining Active Roles Together) Exercise Program - health education and exercise for seniors and older adults

Visiting Programs - Volunteer visitors are matched one to one with seniors and adults with disabilities to provide companionship and support (Listowel); Palliative Care Volunteer Program(Perth East & Perth West)

Adult Day Programs - social, recreational, and therapeutic activities for older adults in a group setting for part of the day that helps to support family caregivers who provide day-to-day care

Meal Programs- Meals on Wheels includes Hot and frozen meal options; Congregate Dining programs(Listowel)

Transportation: Volunteer and Accessible transportation services for seniors and adults with disabilities in North Perth

For further information on services and programs, see COVID-19 and ONE CARE HERE

Supports seniors and persons with disabilities to maintain their independence. Services include:

• Meals & Nutrition
• Transportation
• Exercise Programs
• Safety & Reassurance
• Blood Pressure Clinics
• Foot Care Clinics
• Home Help
• Home At Last
• Personal Care
• Overnight Respite
• Social Work

Hot meals delivered 5 days a week, at noon weekdays. Frozen meals available for pick up or delivery

Fresh produce, frozen meats and eggs available at a reasonable price. Open to all. Location of market is inside the United Church, 85 Church St. S, St. Marys.

Grocery delivery service

Groceries selected, purchased and delivered to clients * standing orders (weekly, biweekly, monthly) available

Offering food hamper deliveries once a month

Healthy nutritious frozen meals that are designed for seniors

• offering free delivery to seniors in their homes
  
• frozen meals are fully cooked and can be kept in the freezer until it is time to eat (heat with the microwave or oven)
  
• special diet meals available

Supports for older adults, and adults with disabilities

• helps people remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible
• referral to other community services

Hot meals delivered Mon-Fri - special diet types available

Frozen Meal Service - Seven entree frozen meal packages are delivered once a month

• clients choose from a menu or can choose standard packages
• special diet types available
• soup/dessert packages also available

Non-emergency transportation to local and long-distance medical appointments - wheelchair-accessible vehicle available

Additional Services:

• First Aid and CPR training
• babysitter certification
• water safety training
• disaster management program (includes personal disaster assistance and personal preparedness)
• volunteer services

Meal and transportation programs provided to Brant County

Disaster services available to Brant, Haldimand & Norfolk

Monthly emergency food hampers through the Community Pantry program, a mobile food market that travels to various neighborhoods and offers local fresh fruits/vegetables to everyone for a minimum subsidized fee of $5. The cost is $10 and anything over $10 helps subsidize the program. The food bank also has a variety of free wellness programs for adults and children/youth.

Home-cooked healthy meal support for senior shut-ins, folks recovering from surgery, and bereavement support. Food program is designed to help alleviate the stress of shopping, prepping, and cooking when a person or family is struggling with other emergency issues.

Note: Intended for one-time offering of 5 home-cooked meals