Adult Day Program
To help our seniors look after their health and well-being while having a great time in the company of other Francophones of their own age.
Elderly Persons Centre
The Centre coordinates and delivers social, cultural, inter-generational and spiritual activities for independent seniors with a view to promoting their health and wellbeing
Intervention and assistance services
Under this program, case managers put in place individualized care plans for adults living in Greater Toronto; the care plan is based on a formal standardized client assessment.
Homemaking program
This program is offered in French to frail seniors and those coping with a loss of physical or cognitive independence: light housekeeping, laundry, light meal preparation, shopping and escort services to appointments.
Security checks program
This program establishes regular contact with our clients living at Place Saint-Laurent or in the community within the Greater Toronto Area.
Apartment rentals
Place Saint-Laurent, a nine-storey building, has 135 apartments, including, 80 one-bedroom and 55 two-bedroom units. A hundred of the apartments are subsidized while the other 35 are at market rent.
Congregate dining program
This program provides hot, nourishing meals served in the Place Saint-Laurent dining room. Lunch and coffee breaks complement the social and recreational activities provided by the Elderly Persons Centre.
Health promotion and training
This program offers training and information in response to the care and support needs of seniors. Its goal is to inform clients,
Supportive housing for frail elderly
This program is open only to seniors living at Place Saint-Laurent. It helps them to continue to live in their own apartments as independently as possible.
Supportive housing for people with HIV / AIDS
The purpose of this program is to allow frail seniors and adults living with HIV/AIDS to continue to live in their own homes as independently as possible.
Help for caregivers / Counselling
This program provides training and information relevant to the needs of care and support for the elderly. The goal is to inform...
Transportation and escort program
This program is open to clients who have to travel to medical appointments, social activities, etc. Two vans and drivers provide transportation services;
Friendly visiting program
This program offers regular visits from a volunteer at the customer's living in the Greater Toronto Area.
Volunteer hospice visiting program
NEW
Annual Report 2017
Centres d’Accueil Heritage presented its 2017 annual report at its general assembly. We invite you to read the report which outlines the major achievements of the year
Volunteering
Help our seniors
Volunteering is an integral part of our organization. It plays a major role. Since volunteers are an essential resource for us, we have put in place an appropriate structure to provide them with all the support and guidance they could desire.
STRATEGIC MAP
Our Strategic Map
By 2017, Centres d’Accueil Héritage will have increased its offer of services and programs in the city of Toronto, as well as in the East, North and/or West of the GTA.
PRESS RELEASE
Press Release
Toronto, December 13, 2017 – It’s official! Starting in 2018, Centres Accueils Héritage (CAH) will be exempt from property taxes, a savings of approximately $350,000 annually for the not-for-profit organization whose mission is to help seniors in the Greater Toronto Area reach their full potential in French.
Nouvelles
CAH has a new Executive Director
The Board of Directors of Centres d’Accueil Héritage (CAH) is very pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Barbara Ceccarelli as the Executive Director of CAH.