The Champlain Region Family Councils Network (CRFCN) advocates for the needs, rights and interests of residents living in long-term care homes and facilitates communications between Family Councils located in the Champlain Region which extends from Deep River to Hawkesbury.

Tuesday, 13 June 2017



Champlain Region Family Council Network
(CRFCN)


New Web Site 
https://www.champlainfamilycouncils.ca/

email address     crfcnottawa@gmail.com




This Blogsite will no longer be maintained
as of 
January 1, 2018





Blog by Ray Davidson































































Thursday, 1 June 2017






Ottawa nursing homes have seen at least 163 cases of abuse since 2012, Ottawa Citizen December 18, 2017










Annual General Meeting 2016 Minutes

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6wkc_O1r0GOanZ3LXp5dzVqc0U



Chair’s Report

Champlain Region Family Council Network

Tenth Annual General Meeting

April 8, 2017

 https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6wkc_O1r0GOTzE4M0NWcWVvNWc



2016-2017 Advocacy Committee Report  
to the

Champlain Region Family Council Network 2017 AGM


https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6wkc_O1r0GOamMzbHdERUJiZ2s


Financial Report 2017

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6wkc_O1r0GOZ3VSYjBic1ZCZ0E 



Champlain Region Family Council Network

Tenth Annual General Meeting

Communications Committee Report





https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6wkc_O1r0GOUFAtLVAtV2dIcEU 


Care Planning












Tuesday, 6 December 2016




Community Engagement a Priority for the Champlain LHIN

Doreen Rocque’s Journey – “Getting the input of the front-line user brings the system to life.”







November 28, 2016

To:     Families, Family and Friends Councils, and Staff Liaison Personnel Ontario Long Term Care Homes

From: Champlain Region Family Council Network (Region 11) and Family Council Network Region 4

Re:    Petition to Legislative Assembly of Ontario

We are once again asking you to support a bill currently before the Ontario Legislature (Bill 33: Time to Care) calling for a minimum of four hours per day of direct nursing care and personal support for each resident of an Ontario long term care home.

Background

You may have received a letter from us earlier asking you to support Private Member's Bill 188, tabled by France Gelinas, MPP (Nickel Belt). Bill 188: Time to Care Act called for a change in the law such that residents of long term care homes must receive a minimum of four hours per day of direct nursing care and personal support services. Existing care levels are well below this recommended 4 hours a day.

In support of the bill, the Champlain Region Family Council Network (CRFCN) and the Family Council Network of Region 4 reached out to Family Councils and Family Council Networks across the Province in the hopes of gathering signatures on a petition in support of Bill 188. Although Bill 188 died when the Ontario Legislature was prorogued on September 8th, 2016, Ms. Gelinas has re-introduced her bill in the legislature and it now is known as Bill 33: Time to Care Act.

We would like to thank the many homes that collected signatures in support of Bill 188. We received nearly 6000 signatures in a very short period; we have been assured by the office of Ms. Gelinas that, even though Bill 188 has been replaced by Bill 33, our signed petitions referencing Bill 188 can be read in the Legislature.

Our petition created a lot of interest and questions about a minimum care standard. We want to build on that momentum by continuing to collect signatures from anyone in Ontario who is interested in ensuring that our frail elderly in long term care can live in dignity receiving quality care. We need to send a clear message to the Ontario Government that chronic understaffing in long term care is a major concern not only to families and friends of LTC residents but an issue for all Ontarians.

If your home has not already collected signatures in support of the Time to Care Act, or if you feel you can collect more signatures, could you please distribute and display the attached petition prominently in your home and at any upcoming function, activity, meeting or celebration where family and friends of


residents gather. While we are no longer working against a deadline, and will continue to work on this critical issue for as long as it takes to make a minimum care standard part of the Ontario Long Term Care Act, we encourage you to submit your petitions not later than January 15, 2017.



Process

         All signatures on the petition must be original to be accepted. You may make as many copies of the blank petition as you wish.

         It is not necessary to complete one petition before starting another.

         Please note that signatures on the back of the petition cannot be accepted.

         LTC staff and residents are eligible to sign the petition.

         Once completed, the signed petitions must be mailed to either the Chair of the CRFCN Advocacy Committee or to Region 4's Advocacy Committee at the addresses displayed at the bottom of the petition.



If you have any questions, please contact Grace Welch, Chair of the CRFCN Advocacy Committee at 613-722-4429 / e-mail: gwelch@.uottawa.ca. or Tom Carrothers, Chair of the Region 4 Advocacy Committee at 416-992- 3411 / email: tom@tjc-chem.ca



We look forward to working with you on the very important issue of hours of care.



Sincerely,


Doreen Rocque                                                      Bob Gadsby

Chair                                                                      Chair

Champlain Region Family Council Network          Family Council Network Four (FCN-4)

613-292-7897                                                        905-828-1129  

email: crfcnottawa(g).gmail.com                            email:   robert.gadsby @rogers.com



Attachment


Re: Petition to Legislative Assembly of Ontario We are once again asking you to support a bill currently before the Ontario Legislature (Bill 33: Time
to Care) calling for a minimum of four hours per day of direct nursing care and personal support for
each resident of an Ontario long term care home.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6wkc_O1r0GOSHVROWhDeWtHSjQ/view?ths=true


Objet: Pétition à l’Assemblée législative de l’Ontario Nous vous sollicitons encore une fois pour votre appui au projet de loi déposé à l’Assemblée législative
de l’Ontario (Bill 33: Loi sur le temps alloué aux soins) demandant un minimum de quatre heures de
soins infirmiers et de services personnels pour chaque résident de foyers de soins de longue durée en
Ontario.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6wkc_O1r0GOUnZ6QWsxLUVoOE0/view?ths=true


PETITION to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6wkc_O1r0GOaUpsdjRPVEltdVU/view?ths=true


PÉTITION à l’Assemblée législative de l’Ontario

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6wkc_O1r0GOOXU0V0xkQjRBaUU/view?ths=true




Tuesday, 18 October 2016


Letter to the Honourable Kathleen Wynne
October 2016
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6wkc_O1r0GOVWtGUWJTc1pTM00/view?usp=sharing



Letter to OLTCA
October 2016
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6wkc_O1r0GOZ0IwNkF0NDduamM/view?usp=sharing



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