In partnership with our members, the CHCA advances initiatives that address national priorities in home and community care. As a recognized authority, the CHCA facilitates knowledge sharing, creates connections, informs policy and practices, and advocates for integrated home and community care for all Canadians.
Engaging home care providers and palliative care specialists to address identified gaps and challenges in home-based palliative care.
An innovative, capacity-building project designed to help home care providers use emotional intelligence skills to deliver exceptional patient-and family-centred care.
National awareness campaigns featuring evidence, experiences and catalyst conversations on how to create great workplaces in home and community care.
What actions can the federal government take, in collaboration with provinces and territories, to make home care more effective and accessible? The CHCA is working with the federal government to advance the following key priority areas.
Recognizing the important role caregivers have in home and community-based care, the CHCA created Carers Canada a national coalition dedicated to increasing recognition and support for caregivers. Visit the coalition site to learn about:
