Gentle Persuasive Approach Workshop
Learn how to respond respectfully, with confidence and skill, to behaviours associated with dementia at a Gentle Persuasive Approach Workshop on Thursday, May 15, 2025. Space is limited. Register soon!
Learn how to respond respectfully, with confidence and skill, to behaviours associated with dementia at a Gentle Persuasive Approach Workshop on Thursday, May 15, 2025. Space is limited. Register soon!
After careful consideration, the leadership of the Menno Place care services has been restructured. Pooja Mishra, Executive Director of Care Services, continues to have broad responsibility for Long Term Care and Assisted Living. The Assisted Living team will report directly to Pooja. Smitha Varghese (Director of Care, Long-Term Care) is now responsible for Long Term Care at both Menno Home and Menno Hospital .
Anitha Thomas remains as the Manager of Care for Menno Home while at Menno Hospital, Kahan Rekhia and Jagdeep Bains continue in their roles as Manager of Care and Nurse Manager, respectively.
Thank you for your patience as we have finalized the care team structure.
Christ’s death and resurrection inspires us to provide compassionate Christian care for all.
As we prepare for Easter Weekend, Shawna a volunteer chaplain here at Menno Place, shared about Maundy Thursday and we prayed for Kara.
Easter is celebrated by over 2.3 billion Christians in the world. For 40 days, Christians anticipate the death and resurrection of Jesus in a time of Lent. This ends on Palm Sunday which is the start of the Holy Week. The end of the Holy Week brings Good Friday, the day of Jesus’ death and Easter Sunday, His resurrection.
This is your chance to say thank you to the visitation hosts before the program ends at the end of April.
On April 22, 2025, there will be a Footwear Assessment done site-wide. Your footwear will be assessed.
If it doesn’t comply, People & Culture will be alerted and a review of compliance will take place within a reasonable amount of time (for example: 10 days)
No matter who you are or what industry you work in, foot safety is an important part of making your workplace a safer place.
Each year, nearly 1 in 8 time loss injuries are foot related.
There are a number of common foot injuries, ranging from sprains, strains and tears to surface wounds, bruises and fractures.
That’s why foot safety is so important.
If you need to purchase footwear that complies with Menno Place Dress code and Safety footwear, you can enjoy an extra 10% off already discounted employee pricing at Shoes for Crews:
Visit your custom portal: CLICK HERE
Make certain you wear the footwear that is right for your job and that they fit properly.
Remember, when it comes to protective boots and shoes, it’s always feet first!
Footwear:
2.3 Footwear (in accordance with WorkSafeBC Occupational Health and Safety Regulation and Guidelines Part 8: 8.22, 8.23):
Sharon had a simple and profound question for all of us: What does God have for me to do?
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