The Model of Care
In partnership with the individual, a Support Service Coordinator develops a customized care plan. The care plan outlines service details and times, based on identified needs and scheduling criteria. Personal support and homemaking services are provided on a pre-scheduled and emergency response basis.
Personal support services may include:
- Bathing
- Toileting/washroom assistance
- Dressing/undressing
- Medication assistance (limited scope)
- Transferring/positioning/turning
- Personal hygiene, mouth and dental care, preventative skin care
- Meal preparation and meal time support
- Safety checks
- Light house keeping, garbage disposal, changing bedding, laundry
To be eligible for services older adults must be:
- Demonstrate a need for daily access to personal support services
- Be able to communicate and direct their own care or have a substitute decision-maker/ live-in caregiver to direct care
- Be medically stable
Note: There are limitations to the types and amounts of assistance based on program eligibility criteria and service maximums.
A Person-Centered Approach to Care
Halton Region provides easy access to services and high quality care to clients. Learn more in the video below.
Fees/Costs
There are no fees or costs for the Assisted Living/Supports for Daily Living programs. The programs receive funding from the Mississauga Halton Local Health Integrated Network (MH LHIN) under the Home and Community Services Act (1994).
Program Eligibility
Older adults who live in one of the following building locations or in a designated neighbourhood area, (i.e., within close geographical proximity to the building) may access these programs.
Burlington
- Wellington Terrace 410 John Street (Google Map link)
Managed by Halton Community Housing Corporation
- Service are provided in a designated neighbourhood area, that is within close geographical proximity to Wellington Terrace.
- Boundaries: (from Wellington Terrace)
- South to Lakeshore
- North to QEW
- East to Drury Lane
- West to QEW
- Bonnie Place I & II, 500 & 510 Claridge Road (Google Map link)
Owned by Burlington Rotary Club Managed by Melanie Warrington, 905-634-0046
- Service are provided in a designated neighbourhood area, that is within close geographical proximity to Bonnie Place.
- Boundaries: (from Bonnie Place)
- South to Lakeshore
- North to QEW
- West to Drury Lane
- East to Walkers Line
Milton
- Martin House Seniors Residence: 189 Ontario Street South (Google Map link)
Managed by Halton Community Housing Corporation
- Service are provided in a designated neighbourhood area, that is within close geographical proximity to Martin House.
- Boundaries (form MH):
- North to Steeles
- South to Derry Rd.
- East to Thompson
- West to Bronte
Oakville
- John R. Rhodes Residence: 271 Kerr St. (Google Map link)
Managed by Halton Community Housing Corporation
- Service are provided in a designated neighbourhood area that is within close geographical proximity to John Rhodes Residence.
Other Sites in Halton Region
- Oakville Senior Citizens Residence (OSCR)
- Aldershot Village Residence
- John Armstrong Terrace
- Lakeview Villa (HCH)
Older Adults who would like more information on housing options or to complete an application can call 311. To apply to sites in Burlington contact Home and Community Care Support Services, 905-639-5228 or Toll Free: 1-800-810-0000
To apply for sites in Oakville and Milton contact Central Registry at 905 281-4443 or visit Central Registry(external link)