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Don’t Forget Them: Why Seniors in Long-Term Care Still Need Us
As Canada’s population ages, more seniors are moving into long-term care homes. These facilities provide essential support for older adults who can no longer live independently. Take for example, Edna, after living with her husbands worsening dementia for over a...
We Are Grateful for the Providence Associates
From the first day I was introduced to the Providence Associates, I was deeply moved by their dedication and spirit of service. The Providence Associates are a group of lay people who continue the tradition and mission of the Sisters of Providence, living out the...
Charles Russell’s Enduring Commitment to Father Lacombe Care Society and the Knights of Columbus
Charles Russell continues to be a steadfast advocate for the care, dignity, and well-being of residents at Father Lacombe Care Society. As a long-serving board member, and former Board Chair during the construction of Providence Care Centre. Charles has played an...
Understanding Dementia: A Journey of Compassion and Care
Here’s a compassionate and informative article about dementia, incorporating the latest Canadian statistics from 2024: Dementia is more than memory loss. It is a complex, progressive condition that affects how a person thinks, communicates, and functions in daily...
Moments That Matter: Celebrating Everyday Joys in Senior Care
At Father Lacombe Care Centre, we believe that life’s most meaningful moments often arrive in the quietest ways—a shared laugh over morning coffee, the comfort of a familiar song, or the gentle touch of a caregiver’s hand. These are the moments that matter. In a...
When Home Is No Longer Enough: Understanding the Need for Long-Term Care
When Home Is No Longer Enough: Understanding the Need for Long-Term Care I’ve been with the Father Lacombe Care Foundation for two years now. From my office, I see residents as they move from their rooms to meals, activities, or simply wheel themselves down the...
Honoring the Full Journey: Cherishing Life Until the Very End
Here at Father Lacombe Care Society, we believe that life is sacred, and every stage of the human journey is a gift to be cherished. This philosophy guides our care for seniors, from their initial arrival to their final moments. For us, providing compassionate care...
The Legacy of the Sisters of Providence in Midnapore
The story of the Sisters of Providence is a testament to resilience, compassion, and unwavering dedication to serving the most vulnerable. Their journey began in 1843 in Montréal, Quebec, with Blessed Émilie Tavernier-Gamelin, a woman whose life was marked by...
Valentine’s Day: How our Donors make a Difference
At our senior care center, love is the foundation of everything we do. This Valentine's Day, we want to share a story that highlights the incredible impact our donors have on the lives of our residents. Your support allows us to provide a warm, nurturing...
Introducing John: A Treasured Volunteer
John is a committed volunteer who has generously given his time and served in various capacities at Father Lacombe and Providence Care Centre. These days, he comes to take beautiful pictures of our residents. John has a sense of humor and I am sure the residents...










