VOICES IN HOME AND COMMUNITY CARE

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Respecting a Person’s Choices in Safety at Home

A home holds familiar routines, relationships, identity, independence and autonomy. Care must help prevent avoidable harm while respecting what gives that person’s life meaning.

We Know What Older Canadians Want. Now Let’s Measure Whether We’re Delivering.

It is time that all levels of government prioritize the voices and experiences of older adults in shaping public policy. So this National Seniors Day, let’s use the numbers.

Building Better Care Together: Advancing Partnerships with First Nations and Inuit Home and Community Care

As conversations about reconciliation, health equity, and Indigenous-led solutions continue to grow, there is a unique opportunity to strengthen partnerships between Indigenous home care teams and mainstream health systems.

Building Workforce Capacity: What a Nationwide Mobilization Is Revealing

Continued investment in home and community care, backed by a stable workforce, is critical to closing that gap and ensuring people can count on reliable, publicly funded care in their homes and communities.

The Future of Canada’s Immigration System Must Prioritize Home and Community Care

As policy evolves, home and community care must remain central to the conversation. Changes in immigration policy must not come at the expense of a strong home and community care system.

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