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  • Diversity, Aging, and Living in Long-Term Care Homes: Considerations for Care Practitioners

    This webinar shares strategies to acknowledge and support the diverse identities and needs of individuals who live and work in long-term care (LTC) homes. Presenters provide self-reflection tools to think critically in order to support individuals with diverse social identities, with implications for how we provide care…

  • Indigenous Culture Card – London and Middlesex

    The following resource was not created by the Ontario CLRI and was identified by the Ontario Caring Advisory Circle as an important resource to support Indigenous Culture in LTC.  This guide was developed by Healthy Weights Connection (Western University) and London’s Child and Youth Network in response…

  • Caring for Residents with Depression in LTC

    This webinar will allow team members to learn strategies for engaging residents living with a diagnosis or symptoms of depression and their families. Participants will learn how to support residents both during their transition to an LTC home and once they are settled in.

  • Experiential Learning Resources for LTC Homes

    Is your home looking for volunteer, co-op students and interns? This page has the information you need to build partnerships with local high schools for experiential learning placements. Why host students at your home? Many studies have shown that intergenerational partnerships benefit older adults. For example, studies…

  • Experiential Learning Resources for Educators

    Are you looking for experiential learning opportunities for secondary school students? Start here!

  • The Ontario Deprescribing in LTC Report

    This report outlines our results from an environmental scan, as well as the proposal for a framework to support behaviour changes that will facilitate deprescribing activities.

  • Person-Centred Language Toolkit Report

    A toolkit and practical report with useful suggestions, activities, reflection questions and other resources to increase the use of inclusive person-centred language in your long-term care home.

  • Person-Centred Language Commitment Statement Posters

    Posters with commitment statements and imagery to encourage the use and spread of person-centred language in your long-term care home. Available in English and French versions with additional actions or mainly graphics.

  • Person-Centred Language Pledge

    Take the online pledge to commit to using person-centred language in your long-term care home. Print and save your personalized certificate after taking the pledge.

  • Enhancing the Use of Person-Centred Language in Your Long-Term Care Home

    This webinar recording provides strategies and resources to increase the use of person-centred language in your long-term care home.