Hospice LifeWalk - Choose Your Challenge Edition

This year, participants can choose their own activity or challenge to complete. It can be a traditional 5km walk, a weekly bike ride, 10 jumping jacks a day or whatever else they can think of! Also new this year we are extending the event from June 1 – 30.  This way, participants can complete the challenge on their own time, wherever they feel most comfortable.

How To Take Part in LifeWalk Month

1. Register Online – Join one of our Hospice Teams! Or you can start your own team - family members/friends make great teammates, even from afar!

2. Choose Your Honouree - Who are you doing this in honour of? Select a special loved one to honour and remember. Email their photo to soverton@thehospice.ca to be included in a special memorial video.

3. Choose Your Challenge - Let's get active! Maybe you want to commit to going for a walk once a week, or do 10 push-ups every day. Choose the challenge that makes sense for you - no challenge is too big or too small.

4. Share Your Goal - Share your fundraising page, tell your friends and family, and ask for their support!

5. Support Our Hospice, Together - All donations will directly support our Hospice and our frontline staff, and will directly help us keep caring for our community, especially during these unique times.

Are you ready to get started? Register online today:  https://bit.ly/3doiJjm

Funds raised through LifeWalk ensure that our programs and services are offered at no cost to patients, families, and caregivers.

Join our LifeWalk, to show your support for families in our community and honour our loved ones, together - It's the Hospice Way.

Questions? Contact Sarah Overton soverton@thehospice.ca or 519-251-2594

The management and crew of the Chief Commanda II today announces with deep regret that our 2020 sailing season is cancelled. We’re looking forward to hitting the water in May of 2021.

À compter du lundi 1er juin, Ville de Saint-Georges permettra 
l’accès à ses principaux édifices municipaux notamment l’hôtel de ville sous certaines 
restrictions. L’accès se fera seulement par la porte arrière et sera contrôlé et limité dans le but de 
respecter les règles édictées par la Direction de la santé publique et ainsi protéger la santé autant 
de la clientèle que du personnel. Un préposé à l’accueil vous dictera les consignes d’usage.

La réouverture du parc canin a eu lieu ce 1 juin 2020
Les  utilisateurs  doivent  toutefois  respecter  les  règles  de  la  santé  publique,  dont  la  distanciation 
sociale de 2 mètres.
Veuillez prendre note que l’abreuvoir pour les chiens est accessible. 
Bien  que  l’on  procède  à  la  réouverture  de  cet  endroit  public,  Ville  de  Saint-Georges  réitère 
l’importance de respecter les mesures de la santé publique dans le cadre de la COVID -19

La Régie des alcools, des courses et des jeux autorise la reprise d’émissions supplémentaires. Nous ajoutons donc deux émissions à la fin de la saison régulière avant les vacances estivales : les jeudis 25 juin et 2 juillet dès 19 h 30 sur les ondes de NousTV . Merci de votre appui!

Check out our new, expanded takeout menu as posted on FACEBOOK. Available Tuesday, Thursday & Fridays, 3pm-7pm. Something for all tastes, call 519-253-1834. Pick up @ 777 Tecumseh Rd West

This event aims to raise awareness of rare forms of dementia (e.g. frontotemporal dementia, posterior cortical atrophy, primary progressive aphasia) which occur in about a quarter of people living with dementia. These forms of dementia are normally young in onset (under 65 years old). A rare dementia diagnosis brings with it a set of unique and complex challenges, yet there is a widespread lack of understanding and a shortage of dedicated resources to support people affected by these conditions. This event also contributes to conversations around building on our current strengths to innovate various forms of support for people living with dementia and their families. This event is offered free and will be of interest to people living with dementia, family care partners, health and social care practitioners, students and researchers.