THESE ARE SOME OF THE POSITIVE RESULTS WE HAVE SEEN THUS FAR:

• Clients are able to ask for help without feeling like they are burdening their friends or family
• Having a neutral person who clients can talk to honestly about their feelings and situation
• Someone who can help clients explore their options so that they feel they are making informed decisions for their life and their care
• Respite for family members during visits
• Companionship, someone who will regularly check-in and see how they’re doing
• Having the reassurance that someone who cares is there to help
• Decreased feelings of overwhelm, for the individual and the family
• Greater community resilience – caring for our elders knowing that we in turn will be cared for