NEAR NORTH PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK IS THE LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE OF NIPISSING AND EAST PARRY SOUND DISTRICTS
PROUDLY FUNDED BY THE NORTH EAST LOCAL HEALTH INTEGRATION NETWORK
TO KNOW MORE, PLEASE VISIT THE NE LHIN PAGE: http://www.nelhin.on.ca/
NEAR NORTH PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK PROUDLY WEARS THE SEAL OF HPCO ACCREDITED VISITING HOSPICE SERVICE.
TO KNOW MORE, PLEASE VISIT HPCO ACCREDITATION PAGE: http://www.hpco.ca/accreditation/
Accreditation assures the delivery of consistent, high quality hospice palliative care among accredited programs and services located throughout the province.
HPCO Accreditation signifies to health professionals, the public and funders that an organization, institution or program is in compliance with industry standards and has been recognized by HPCO based on a rigorous review of overall performance by industry peers. Accreditation also serves as an indicator of commitment to continuous learning and improvement.
8TH LIVE BUTTERFLY RELEASE FUNDRAISER PHOTO ALBUM
A beautiful memory to keep forever!
Now Available!
A 30-page beautiful photo album in colour, with plastic cover binder, with photographs of the waterfront celebration, for you to keep forever!
Just $30,00, order yours now! Phone or email the Office to place your order: 705-497-9239 – [email protected]
We accept credit card, cheque and cash at the office.
You can also mail your cheque with mailing address and contact phone and we sill mail the album for you.
Or can pay online here: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/near-north-palliative-care-network-nipissing-parry-sound/
Please don’t forget to give us your name, phone number and mailing address with your order!
Sneak peek of the album, reserve yours now!
Webcast of 27th BON Annual Conference 2017 made possible with the support of
N ear North Palliative Care Network (Nipissing/Parry Sound) and OTN Ontario Telemedicine Network.
CHECK OUT THE PHOTOS OF THE LAUNCH OF NNPCN ALMAGUIN!
SUNDAY MAY, 28TH, 2017, CASWELL RESORT.
CLICK ON THIS LINK TO GO TO PHOTO ALBUM: LAUNCH OF NNPCN ALMAGUIN
5th ANNUAL FAMILY MUSIC NIGHT, MATTAWA.
WHEN: Saturday, May 13, 2016 – at 7 PM.WHERE: Ecole Secondaire Elisabeth Bruyere Secondary SchoolTICKETS at the door: $5.00
SIMPLY FABULOUS!
CHECK OUT THE PHOTO ALBUM HERE!
https://goo.gl/photos/s7ShjFYPbcZWf6RZ7
PALLIATIVE CARE WEEK HUGS FOR HOSPICE
It is Palliative Care Week, and NEAR NORTH PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK offered FREE HUGS to support the cause of free palliative care and bereavement services in our community. Near North Palliative Care Network, your COMMUNITY HOSPICE since 1987. Please support us![email protected] – 705-497-9239
https://twitter.com/CTVNatalieVR/status/862764877466787840/video/1
http://northernontario.ctvnews.ca/free-hugs-to-celebrate-three-decades-in-north-bay-1.3409564
SILENT AUCTION – ENCAN SILENCIEUX
pour soutenir le Réseau des Soins Palliatifs du Moyen Nord Région du Nipissing Ouest
In support of the Near North Palliative Care Network West Nipissing Region
Items for sale displayed at:
Sturgeon Falls National Bank
and/et
Sturgeon Falls Caisse Populaire
Auction will close June 2nd, 2017 at 3:00pm
The highest bidders will be contacted to provide payment and to pick up their items.
For more information or to donate, please contact.
Rose Ransom 705-753-0784 Lana Richardson 705-580-2099
Thank you to all our donors and bidders for your generous contributions and ongoing support.
Merci à tous donateurs et les soumissionnaires pour leurs contributions généreuses et leur soutien.
La fermeture de l’encan: le 2 juin à 15h Les gagnants seront avisés par téléphone.
NEAR NORTH PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK
Charitable Organization. B.N. : 892020884RR0001. Registration Date : 1995 April 01
The Near North Palliative Care Network (NNPCN) is holding its sixth annual Music Night Fundraiser for 7 pm – Friday May 05, 2017 at St. Peter the Apostle Church, 299 Airport Rd, North Bay, ON P1B 8W7.
Among musical attractions and performers, you will enjoy Rob and Donna Lee Guillemette, Music City Ukulele Club, North Bay Baytones, PADDLE Program, Tom Arens Trio, Jason Brock and more!
Tickets are $10.00 for adults ~ $5.00 for children ~ 5 and under free. Tickets can be bought at the entrance on the day of the event, or in advance at our Office at St. Joseph’s Motherhouse, 2020 Main Street West, North Bay ON, P1B 2X6, phone 705-497-9239, email [email protected]
Part of the evening includes a Silent Auction. Building on the inaugural success of this event, we continue to make each subsequent event better than ever. We value the support of the community and ask you to consider a donation to the silent auction table or with your presence at the event.
Near North Palliative Care Network (Nipissing-Parry Sound) is our Community Hospice in North Bay since 1987.
We provide compassionate support for the terminally ill person and their families. Our volunteers play a special role in helping individuals and their families through the dying process. We provide information, companionship, deep listening, and healing in the face of a terminal illness.
We also provide grief and bereavement support. Trained volunteers are available on a 24-hour basis. We are a recognized charity and our service is provided at no cost to the client or family.
Fundraisers such as the Music Night and our annual Butterfly Release at the North Bay waterfront on July 15th, 2017, are critical to sustaining service provision. This is especially true in the coming years as there is more and more demand for our services.
If you have any questions or wat to donate items to our Silent Auction, please do not hesitate to contact Music Night committee through our email: [email protected]
Thank you for considering our request. We look forward to hearing from you soon. With our gratitude,
Monica Do Coutto Monni, B.A. Pol.Sci. M. Psych.[email protected] – www.nnpcn.com
“SENIORS HELPING SENIORS” NNPCN PROJECT TO BE LAUNCHED IN AUGUST!
EMPOWERING OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Near North Palliative Care Network, YOUR LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE FOR THE LAST 28 YEARS, will be launching their new Public Services Project “SENIORS HELPING SENIORS” this August 2016.
A series of free monthly training sessions for Seniors and Caregivers will be happening at St. Joseph’s Motherhouse from September 2016 on. The idea behind the project “SENIORS HELPING SENIORS” is to empower the community with free education and training about End of Life.
68% of our Seniors choose to age and die at home. This means that we need a massive percentage of our population trained to give care to their loved ones at home while keeping a high quality of life as caregivers, and giving high-quality end-of-life to their loved ones.
All Seniors and Caregivers of our community are invited to participate and there is no charge. Dates and themes of the series to be announced soon! STAY TUNED!
NEAR NORTH PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK: YOUR LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE FOR THE LAST 28 YEARS!
Please remember NNPCN between your Hydro and telephone bills, and SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE ALL YEAR THROUGH!
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YOUR DONATION MAKES FREE PALLIATIVE CARE VISITING HOSPICE AND BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES HAPPEN IN OUR COMMUNITY!
THANK YOU!
SESSION 7 PERCEPTIONS ON COMMUNICATION, COMPASSION AND RESILIENCY
PRESENTER: Gen McRae
WHEN: Wednesday, May 3rd, 1-3 pmWHERE: St. Josephs’s Motherhouse, 2025 Main St W, North Bay
Session Description:
Communication is a vital part of our everyday lives as we connect with one another. We convey messages and share our stories using words, body language, tone and emotion. Our challenge is to understand others and to be understood when we discuss everyday life situations or serious events. Have you ever felt ‘lost for words’, believed you said the wrong thing or feared your words were misunderstood? We will explore the connection between how we convey our intended message to how it is perceived by others. Applying compassionate communication skills assists us to embrace emotion, exercise sensitivity and listen effectively. Resilience teaches us to remain ourselves while assisting others.
Presenter’s Bio:
Gen has worked in funeral services in Toronto and North Bay as a Funeral Director Assistant, a Bereavement Facilitator, and a Funeral Celebrant. She completed training as a Funeral Celebrant at King’s College in London. For the past 17 years, she has officiated personalized funeral services throughout the North Bay area. Gen is a Genesis Bereavement Facilitator. She has provided group and individual bereavement support at Hospice Richmond Hill, York Family Funeral Centre in Thornhill, Rosar Morrison Funeral Home in Toronto, and Near North Palliative Care. She served as the Regional Volunteer Representative for Bereavement Ontario Network and has volunteered 15 years at Near North Palliative Care.
This series is made possible with a New Horizons grant from the Government of Canada, a RTO-ERO District 43 grant, and brought to you by Near North Palliative Care Network, YOUR LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE.
ATTENTION, LIMITED NUMBER OF SEATS! Contact us to reserve your seats!
By phone: 705-497-9239. By email: [email protected]
NEAR NORTH PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK: YOUR LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE SINCE 1987.
NEW FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN: “I SUPPORT MY LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE”!
DEAR NNPCN FRIEND,
NNPCN needs your fantastic support! We have a new online fundraising campaign option – “I SUPPORT MY LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE.”
https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/near-north-palliative-care-network-nipissing-parry-sound/#donate_now
You can continue to support NNPCN, YOUR LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE! At Canada Helps, there is an option to become our monthly donor. Please remember NNPCN between your Hydro and telephone bills, and SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL VISITING HOSPICE all year through!
YOUR DONATION MAKES FREE PALLIATIVE CARE VISITING HOSPICE AND BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES HAPPEN IN OUR COMMUNITY! THANK YOU!
JULY 4, 2016 OFFICIAL RELEASE
FEATURED: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PALLIATIVE CARE .
Feel free to share on, to raise awareness about Palliative Care Facts in our Community.
APRIL 16, 2016 ADVANCED CARE PLANNING DAY ACROSS CANADA
BE A CHAMPION FOR THE CAUSE!
Advance Care Planning is a process of reflection and communication. It is a time for you to reflect on your values and wishes, and to let people know what kind of health and personal care you would want in the future if you were unable to speak for yourself.
It means having discussions with family and friends, especially your Substitute Decision Maker – the person who will speak for you if you cannot speak for yourself. It may also include writing down your wishes, and talking with healthcare providers and financial or legal professionals (All credits to the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association, – Speaking Up Campaign).
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THIS IMPACTS EVERYONE!
The Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association has a five-year plan with a primary goal to raise the awareness of Canadians about the importance of advance care planning and to equip them with the tools they need to effectively engage in the process.
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OUR CHALLENGE TO YOU!
Now here is where you and your families can become Champions for the Cause!
Challenge #1
Click on the following link (Ontario Version): Advance Care Planning Quick Guide and Workbook
Speak Up! Start the conversation with your partner/spouse/parent or adult children about end-of-life care and Substitute Decision Making. Once the conversation happens, start on the workbook and make sure you put it in a safe place and your Substitute Decision Maker knows where to locate it. Know that there is a lot of additional information to assist you along the way.
Take a look at the following links:
What is Advance Care Planning?
Speaking Up! Resource Library
Challenge #2
Share this information with your friends, email contacts, friends and Facebook friends. Since you have completed your challenge, why not help others around you to “Start the Conversation”.
Challenge #3
Write to us at [email protected]
Go out there and Speak Up!
Best Regards,
Your Near North Palliative Care Team
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For more information about our services, call us: (705) 497-9239 – 1-800-287-9441Client Services Referral Form .
