Steps to LivingWell

Shield yourself from the Aging effects of the sun. By some estimates, sun exposure accounts for nearly 90 percent of age related damage to often-exposed areas such as the face, the back of the neck and the back of the hands.  Ultraviolet (UVA) rays are responsible for long-term photoaging, while UVB’s are behind sunburns.  Both types damage healthy skin cells and make it harder for skin to heal, and both play a role in skin cancer.  It can also make your skin thicker in some areas and thinner in others, affecting skin tone and texture.

Slathering on sunscreen is a smart strategy for both preventing and undoing sun damage.  Using sunscreen everyday allows sun damaged skin time to heal. To get the most benefit from sunscreen, apply a broad spectrum formula of at least SPF 30 half hour before going outdoors – even on cloudy days.  Reapply every two hours, especially if you’re sweating, wet, or have dried or rubbed your skin with a towel.  Wear a hat and avoid being out in the sun at peak times.

Since no sunscreen can block all UV rays, some radiation does get through to skin.  Look for products with sun protection and antioxidants in one bottle.  Check the expiration date: Sunscreen usually lasts three years, but toss it sooner if it has separated or has an off smell.

The truth is that it is never too late for sun protection.  Keeping your skin healthy can help you enjoy your senior years to the fullest.

Steps to LivingWell

If you’re looking for one simple diet adjustment to offset your naturally slowing metabolism as you get older, drinking more water could be your golden ticket. Research found that people who were regular water drinkers consumed an average of 193 fewer calories a day than people who didn’t drink any water.

Starting your meal with a glass of water can also help you eat less.  Think water is boring?  Add a twist of lemon or lime, or add fresh berries to a pitcher of water and keep it in the fridge to infuse it with calorie-free flavour.

You’ll need to sip other beverages selectively to avoid empty calories.  If you’re a fan of fruit juice, switch to 100 percent juice varieties that contain pulp to get a little fibre with no added sugar.  Since sugar promotes fat storage around your middle, making better choices may not only result in a lower number on the scale, but it may help reshape your figure and prevent or reverse the stereotypical middle-age spread.

As we age, the balance between our need for water and our thirst for water shifts.  In fact, the less water an older person drinks, the less thirsty they become, leaving them open to the risk of serious dehydration and other complications.

Adjust your beverage intake based on outside temperature, activity level and medical conditions.  Eating a diet of a variety of foods and drinking water regularly will help you stay healthy and hydrated.

Delmanor Northtown's 'Walk of Life'!

At Delmanor Northtown, residents and team members are dedicated to being involved in the community in which they live.  Residents feel a great sense of pride when participating in fundraising events that change lives. 

With the support of their TRIDEL team, the Delmanor Northtown residents participated in the 2016 Walk of Life which supports the Cardiac Health Foundation. It all started with the Healthy Hearts Chef Challenge, in which the Delmanor Culinary Team won 1^st place overall to create a healthy and delicious meal. Their next goal was to walk in the 2016 Walk of Life and complete the 5K successfully.  Since 1965,  The Walk of Life has raised $12.5 Million nationally for facilities, scholarships & research, patient & public awareness, professional education and medical equipment. Walking & exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation programs are widely recommended as part of the continuum of cardiovascular care and the reason why the National WALK OF LIFE campaign was started.

In the early hours of Saturday, May 28^th, the Delmanor Northtown team got themselves ready for a walk that will change lives - -many lives - -including that of 11 year old Isabella Rizzo, who is also known as “The Heart Warrior”. Her mother Cathy walked alongside the Delmanor Team and enchanted everyone with the stories of how the Cardiac Health Foundation was saving lives every day. Lives of those we know; lives of those we will meet one day as they grow into adulthood, all thanks to the advances that have been made possible by the Walk of Life.

At the end of the 5K walk, team Delmanor was tired, but spirits were filled with gratitude; gratitude for the chance to give back, gratitude to meet amazing people like Cathy Rizzo, and gratitude that together, we can make a direct impact in other people’s lives. Way to Go Team Delmanor Northtown!

If you would like to obtain more information about retirement living at Delmanor Northtown or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Keri Mingo or Laurie Fortin, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 225-9146 or visit on-line at delmanor.com

Pastoral Images Concert at Delmanor Elgin Mills

The Carolynne Davy Voice Studio recently came to Delmanor Elgin Mills to present their Pastoral Images Concert to residents and guests.

The wonderful evening of songs and duets featured soprano Beth Evans and bass-baritone Stephen Cockle.  The duo, with accompanist Carolynne Davy and guest clarinetist Jessica Tse, presented a wide range of music from Purcell, through Handel, Mozart and Schubert to Gilbert & Sullivan.

Evans & Cockle are dedicated amateur singers, both as soloists and choristers, and have been working on voice performance with Carolynne Davy for some years.

Delmanor Elgin Mills was very pleased to host this fundraising event, with the impressive $1,000 raised being donated to the Alzheimer Society.  It was a very successful evening, both in terms of the enjoyment that the Delmanor residents experienced, along with funds being raised for a very worthy cause.

If you would like to gain more information about retirement living at Delmanor Elgin Mills, or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Susan Applebaum or James Lofranco, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (905) 770-7963 or visit online at delmanor.com

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Swansea Dog Show at Delmanor Prince Edward

The Swansea Dog Obedience Club (SDOC) is a not-for-profit volunteer club.  Members of the Club volunteer their time to promote responsible dog ownership through class instruction, seminars, obedience trials, agility competitions, and pet visitations to seniors’ residences.

The Residents of Delmanor Prince Edward were pleased to welcome the Swansea Dog Obedience Club members into their home for a fantastic show! With seven incredible dogs and their owners present that evening, the Residents were able to get an up-close and personal look at their amazingly unique characteristics and beautiful coats! Not only were they wonderful to watch as they performed a wide variety of tricks, but they were all so friendly and a joy to be around. Everyone in attendance was able to experience the unique bond that exists between people and their dogs.  The joy and happiness that the dogs brought to Delmanor Prince Edward was outstanding!

If you would like to obtain more information about retirement living at Delmanor Prince Edward or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Julie Shuster, or Pam Palmer, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at 416-233-0725 or visit online at delmanor.com.

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Best Wishes to Glen Abbey's Marilyn!

Delmanor Glen Abbey is proud to be home to a growing and versatile number of residents. Strong bonds form in a home environment, strengthened by shared goals and great times. That is why it is especially bittersweet when a member of the Delmanor family moves on to a well-earned retirement.

Marilyn has been an incredible recreation manager, creating wonderful feats of entertainment and enrichment for almost ten years. In her time at Delmanor Glen Abbey, she helped residents flourish, fostering creativity and skills, as well as overcoming challenges with positivity and determination. She also worked with residents as well as staff not as a ‘cog in the machine’, but as a friend one could turn to for guidance and inspiration.

Marilyn has always held the biggest smile, and her energy was infectious. She could turn a rainy day inside into an afternoon at an indoor ‘beach’ and was always able to think on her toes to make the best of any situation. We knew as we wished her a tearful goodbye that her retirement would be more fun than rest, and her days will be filled with the same excitement that she brought to to Delmanor Glen Abbey each and every day.

From everyone at Delmanor, best wishes for a healthy and happy retirement Marilyn, you will be missed!

If you would like to learn more about retirement living at Delmanor Glen Abbey or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Nicole McNall or Monique Kuhn, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (905) 469-3232 or online at delmanor.com

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Progressive Bridge at Delmanor Prince Edward

The ladies and gentlemen of Delmanor Prince Edward and guests were treated to an afternoon of Progressive Dessert Bridge, hosted by Alex Kornel.

Alex Kornel is a Gold Life Master with 4000 master points. He has been playing bridge since he was 7 years old. He and his wife, Barbara Seagram, own and operate the Barbara Seagram School of Bridge. Alex is a certified director and instructor and has a great love of the game.

The Delmanor Bridge players learned some finer points of the game from Alex, and enjoyed delicious fresh Strawberry Shortcake  after the event.

Alex Kornel (left) with the four winners

If you are interested in learning about the next Bridge Tournament held at Delmanor Prince Edward, or for further information about the retirement community, please contact Pam or Julie, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 233-0725 or visit online at delmanor.com

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Delmanor Northtown's Better Hearing Seminar

A hearing problem, even a mild difficulty, can keep you from being fully connected to the world and people around you. 

Alex

Andreas, guest speaker and Audiologist spent 3 years at the prestigious National Centre for Audiology. He worked in a scientific setting, published acoustical research, and conducted clinical field trails on hearing aid technology and implementing policy change on how hearing aid performance is evaluated.  

Hearing Specialist Andreas

He and his team shared valuable information regarding types of hearing loss, and about the hearing system and its rehabilitation with the residents of Delmanor Northtown and invited guests.   One on one, residents could speak with a hearing specialist to learn about the latest technology.

Hearing Solutions Team with Anne Marie

Many people are not satisfied with their existing hearing aids or are recognizing that they are starting to have difficulties with their hearing.   For both, the Hearing Seminar was a welcomed opportunity to begin to improve the way they hear the world.

One on one time with Andreas

If you would like to learn about other interesting seminars coming to Delmanor Northtown, or to arrange a tour, please contact Laurie Fortin or Keri Mingo, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 225-9146 or visit online at delmanor.com

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Meditation & Relaxation at Delmanor Glen Abbey

Medical mysteries are often shrouded in sciences that often make us feel as though we are at their mercy. History proves however that a person can take direct control of their own well-being to affect their physical health, their mental capacities, and spiritual growth. The practice of meditation has been a focus of ongoing attention at Delmanor Glen Abbey, and it has given the residents another order of control over their overall well-being.

Many cultures throughout the ages have turned to meditation to calm their inner voices.  The Delmanor residents were fortunate to have the help of a certified Hypnotist and Reiki Master to guide them through the process of calming their minds, relaxing their tensions, and finding an inner peace that is often difficult to attain. 

Through a step-by-step tour, the residents relaxed their bodies slowly with deliberate direction, placing them in tune with their pulses and their own natural methods of self-repair. Participants learned to watch themselves for signs of stress that otherwise might get ignored throughout the day, and provided tools and methods to take command over stress.

Being a shared experience, everyone who attended was guided back to full wakefulness and glances that implied the question of ‘did you feel that too?’ , that were traded when everyone realized that meditation can offer a much more refreshed feeling of control over our whole selves. The Glen Abbey residents realized that our natural levels of stress are something that we all attend to, and that exploring methods of conquering feelings of anxiety as well as feelings of powerlessness over health issues is always a worthwhile endeavor.

If you would like to gain more information about other programs coming to Delmanor Glen Abbey, or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Nicole McNall or Monique Kuhn, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (905) 469-3232 or online at delmanor.com 

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21st Annual RHAA Golf Tournament

On May 9^th a foursome from Delmanor participated in the 21^st Annual Ryerson Hospitality Alumni Association (RHAA) Golf Tournament at Cardinal Golf Club, in support of the Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management. The proceeds from the event support funding scholarships, awards and sponsoring events for those students working towards their degree in hospitality and tourism management.

One of the most active alumni associations on campus, the Ryerson Hospitality Alumni Association strives to connect past and current students of the Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management Program through communication and experience. The RHAA is proud of their alumni’s achievements and aspirations as they strive to continuously help new students learn from alumni experiences from within the industry.

Sheldon Gould, Chief Operating Officer of Delmanor Retirement Communities, a proud alumnus of Ryerson’s school of Hospitality and Tourism Management was joined on the course by representatives from Delmanor Northtown (North York), Delmanor Wynford (North York), and Delmanor Elgin Mills (Richmond Hill) on what turned out to be an amazing day – with beautiful sun!!

 Although Delmanor was not the winning team, the proceeds went to an amazing program that has produced several current Delmanor Team Members. Delmanor would like to send a big “THANK-YOU” to Ryerson for their amazing contributions to this industry.  Delmanor is thrilled to sponsor such a wonderful and beneficial educational institution.

  

If you would like to learn more about retirement living at Delmanor Elgin Mills, or to arrange a tour of the retirement residence, please contact Susan Applebaum or James Lofranco, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (905) 770-7963 or online at delmanor.com

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The Art of Tattooing at Delmanor Glen Abbey!

The art of tattooing has been around for centuries.  Ancient people began putting ink to skin in a way that was almost instinctual, one of few behavioral traits from ancient times that still exists today.

Civilizations all throughout history have used tattooing as a way to signify rank, and to display messages upon oneself.  The residents of Delmanor Glen Abbey were given an opportunity to learn about the interesting history of tattooing, their limitless meanings, current health and safety regulations that are used in North America, and even the opportunity to try a simulation using tools that are in practice today.

Canadian seniors today come from a rich and diverse history, with many life experiences and events that are often captured in tattoos.  Wars, loved family members, and historical happenings have been captured on the skin of some of the Delmanor Glen Abbey residents themselves.

The 'Tattoo Tryouts" gave the Delmanor Glen Abbey residents an opportunity to try the art from the other side of the canvas, and also those that may have been fearful of the art, an opportunity to experience tattooing first hand.  Conversations were sparked with those residents with tattoos as to their particular meanings, historical significance and timing of when they received their tattoos.

A simulation ended the gathering when a tattoo machine was reassembled with a ballpoint pen in the place of needles.  This demonstration allowed those that were interested a chance to operate the machines in a safe environment.  The buzzing and vibrations provoked many laughs, along with those who realized that their inhibitions were not only easily conquered, but fun!

If you would like to learn more about retirement living at Delmanor Glen Abbey, or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Nicole McNall or Monique Kuhn, Marketing & Community Relations Manages at (905) 469-3232, or visit online at delmanor.com

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The Joy of Hats, at Delmanor Northtown

There once was a time that everyone would not think of going out in public without wearing a hat! 

The Northtown Models

Norma, best known as "The Hat Lady", is an expert in vintage fashion. She has a personal collection of over 2500 hats! Norma and Jim came to Delmanor Northtown to share with residents and team members information about her wonderful hat collection; some traditional, some designed for Royalty, some very rare, some one of a kind, and some very high end designer hats from past decades. 

Mary

Laurie

Delmanor Northtown residents, team members, and guests, modeled their favorite hat or one from the collection, while Norma explained the history of each hat and when it would have been worn. 

Everyone agreed that an attractive hat can certainly be a real spirit booster!  For those who enjoy wearing hats they were delighted to learn that hats still play an important role in fashion today. 

Keri, Jim & Kristina

Keri

Claire

Mary

If you would like to learn more about retirement living at Delmanor Northtown, or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Laurie or Keri, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 225-9146 or online at delmanor.com

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Appreciating the Northtown Volunteers with a Vintage Carnival!

April is National Volunteer Appreciation Month,  and there was no better time to thank and recognize the wonderful volunteers of Delmanor Northtown! They give so much to others and selflessly make personal sacrifices to improve the lives of others.  The Delmanor Northtown residents and team members wanted to give a heart felt THANK YOU for their dedication, their time and for sharing their talents to enrich the Northtown community!

On Friday, April 15^th Northtown's Newton Theatre was transformed into a Vintage Carnival, where red and white tents and colorful decorations took guests back to a simpler time. The room buzzed with excitement as the volunteers enjoyed candy treats, a whimsical photo booth, a delicious BBQ lunch and fun carnival games. All throughout the room, laughter and gratitude was felt, as many awestruck volunteers exclaimed: “ALL of this was planned for us!?”

Everyone at Delmanor Northtown are so very fortunate to have fantastic community volunteers who run a variety of recreational programs, upkeep the rooftop garden, organize the musical chorus and library books, chair committees and volunteer for a variety of special events. Their contributions help to make Northtown the vibrant community that it is!

All of the volunteers received a beautiful individualized “star” word cloud that included descriptions of their personalities and special traits, along with a gift and certificate of recognition from the MPs office. Everyone felt loved and inspired to continue the great work that they have been doing and continue giving their all to help others.

From all of us at Delmanor Northtown, thank you to our volunteers, as truly, you are our shining stars!

If you would like to obtain more information about retirement living at Delmanor Northtown or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Laurie Fortin or Keri Mingo, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 225-9146 or visit on line at delmanor.com

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Blue Jays Fever at Delmanor Wynford!

It's an understatement to say that the residents of Delmanor Wynford are just Toronto Blue Jays Fans. Last season Delmanor Wynford took a bus load of excited residents to 2 games at the Rogers Centre, and followed them throughout the season to the playoffs. This year to start off the Blue Jays 40^th season, Duane Ward was invited to Delmanor Wynford to speak about his life as a MLB baseball player and a Toronto Blue Jay.

Duane Ward was first introduced to baseball in his hometown of Farmington, New Mexico. Duane was one of the most dependable relievers in baseball during his 10-year Major League career. He holds the Blue Jays single season saves record (45 in 1993) and is a two-time World Series Champion (1992 and 1993). Over his career, Duane recorded 670 strikeouts and 121 saves and was an American League All-Star in 1993. Duane currently lives with his family in Las Vegas, but spends a great deal of time in Toronto assisting with the Blue Jays Baseball Academy, and is passionate about giving back to youth baseball.

Residents from Delmanor’s four sister properties came to Wynford in their blue, white and Jays attire to greet Duane, and ask him various questions about his life, and the current Jays team. Duane Ward answered all the resident's questions, and then autographed memorabilia and took pictures with the excited attendees. He is a wonderful and inspirational person; everyone thoroughly enjoyed the stories and memories that Duane shared.

Duane Ward's visit hyped up the residents for the Home Game opener that evening, and for the 32 people that were going to the Rogers Centre the next day to cheer on the Blue Jays in their second home game.  Blue Jays fever is definitely strong at Delmanor Wynford, everyone is looking forward to another exciting year ahead!

GO JAYS GO!!

If you would like to gain further information about inspired retirement living at Delmanor Wynford, or to arrange at tour of the residence, please contact Janice Hicks or Ashley Smith, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 331-9797 or visit online at delmanor.com  

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Delmanor Northtown's Arabian Night!

Considered to be one of the oldest known dances, the magic of belly dancing has enchanted audiences world-wide for generations. Traditionally rooted in the Middle East and the Arabian Peninsula, belly dancing made its debut at the 1893 World Columbian Exposition in Chicago, where audiences were shocked and mesmerized by the beautiful art form.  

In order to fully celebrate the Arabian Nights Event at Delmanor Northtown, the intrigue and   mystique of Arabian belly dancing was brought to the residence!

 The evening started off with a delicious 4-course Arabian dinner which included a fattoush salad, an exotic lentil soup, and specialty Arabic dishes prepared to tantalize the taste buds. The lounge was transformed into a Sultan’s tent with gold and maroon accents lighting up the space. As residents and guests walked in, they were quickly transported to another time and a distant, exotic place.

The belly dancer entered the tent with rhythmic music and prepared for her first dance - the Assyrian Sword Dance. Music from Egypt and Turkey that has sustained the sands of time played as the gorgeous belly dancer showed 10 different dances that represented all of the regions of the Middle East.

The audience was captivated and delighted with the authentic Arabic experience.  The wonderful dinner and entertainment complimented each other perfectly! 

Another fabulous event at Delmanor Northtown!

If you would like to gain more information about inspired retirement living at Delmanor Northtown, please contact Laurie Fortin or Keri Mingo, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 225-9146 or visit online at delmanor.com

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Ukrainian Easter Egg Decorating at Delmanor Wynford

The Delmanor Wynford residents were recently treated to a presentation & workshop on the history of the Pysanky Ukrainian Easter Egg.

During this informative demonstration, the Delmanor Wynford residents learned about the history, regions, traditions, symbols, and supplies that are required to properly design the Pysanky Easter Egg.

After watching the various techniques that are utilized to create the egg decorations, the residents were encouraged to design their very own pysanky eggs.  The Wynford seniors certainly did not disappoint!  Their creativity shone through once again with their beautiful colourful creations.

This workshop was just one of the many wonderful programs held at Delmanor Wynford, where residents were given the opportunity to learn something new, with the added bonus of having a beautiful collectible keepsake to have in their homes or give as a gift.

If you would like to learn about more of the fun and educational programs taking place at
Delmanor Wynford, please contact Janice Hicks, or Ashley Smith, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 331-9797 or visit online at delmanor.com

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The Chef Challenge Awards with Delmanor Elgin Mills!

The Delmanor Chefs took part in a fun & educational event that was held in honour of Heart Month (February) and was hosted by the Cardiac Health Foundation of Canada.  Beautifully prepared entrees were presented throughout the evening, and the winning dish was created by the Delmanor Chefs (Chef Divakar Raju, Chef Sarah Wagner & Chef Gaurav Saxena)! 

The outstanding winning Chefs served the attendees a Pommery Mustard Crusted Atlantic Salmon, with Quinoa and Zucchini Rosti, served with Asparagus & Carrots, Sweet Potato Puree & Red Pepper Coulis, Garnished with Kale Chips. Spectacular!

Recently, the Delmanor Executive Chefs were presented with their certificates of achievement from this event, along with a beautifully modern upright exercise bike.  The bike will be kept at the Delmanor Elgin Mills community and will be a wonderful addition to the resident gym.  Delmanor residents are kept active every day with a variety of group exercises, 1 on 1 exercises and a gym featuring a NuStep machine, a stationary bike and a T-Zone vibration machine.

Congratulations again to Delmanor's wonderful culinary team!

If you would like to learn about retirement living at Delmanor Elgin Mills, please contact Susan Applebaum or James Lofranco, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (905) 770-7963 or visit online at delmanor.com

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Weston's Daffodil FUNdraiser Bonspiel!

For over 20 years, the Weston Golf & Country Club have been hosting the annual Daffodil Cancer Bonspiel to raise funds for cancer research.

Delmanor Prince Edward has been a proud supporter of the Bonspiel for the past three years.  As a supporter, Delmanor attends the annual fundraising event, and also donates a beautiful DelSpa Gift Basket.

The Day Lady Curlers invited friends who do not curl to participate in a 1/2 hour lesson, followed by a friendly competition of 6 ends.  Tickets were sold for a variety of prizes and gift baskets, along with their annual used book sale and potted daffodil plant sale.

The Weston Golf & Country Club were happy to have raised $2,700 that day for cancer research, while having a fun day that brought curlers together.  Whether they had been curling for most of their lives, or if it was their very first lesson, everyone had a wonderful time at this popular annual event.

If you would like to learn about other fundraisers affiliated with Delmanor Prince Edward, or if you would like to learn if Delmanor Prince Edward might be the inspired retirement living opportunity that you have been searching for, please contact Julie or Pam, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (416) 233-0725 or visit online at delmanor.com

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Delmanor Glen Abbey's Continued Fundraising Success!

Ian Anderson House is Ontario’s first in-resident cancer hospice that offers without charge, quality, end-of-life palliative care.  Residents are cared for by trained medical professionals, for those who, for whatever reason, cannot be given the necessary round-the-clock care in their own homes. The House, therefore, is designed to create a homelike and safe environment where residents receive round-the-clock care and support.

Delmanor Glen Abbey is pleased to support this important and crucial organization each year through various fundraising initiatives. Such initiatives included, various jewelry sales, marketing events, and card games. This year Delmanor Glen Abbey raised and amazing $1,599! A huge contributor to this success goes to the Community Bridge group that comes to Delmanor Glen Abbey every two weeks to play a friendly game of bridge, and in turn they provide support to one of the most beneficial support services in the community.

Way to go Delmanor Glen Abbey!  Turning our daily routines and pastimes into fund raising opportunities sets a fantastic example for us all!  

If you would like to learn about other fundraising activities taking place at Delmanor Glen Abbey or to arrange a tour of the residence, please contact Nicole McNall or Monique Kuhn, Marketing & Community Relations Managers at (905) 469-3232 or visit online at delmanor.com

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