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  • 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.

  • Welcome Poster

    Posters with the word “welcome” in over 40 languages commonly spoken by older adults in Ontario and in long-term care (LTC) homes that serve specific ethnic cultures. Display it in your LTC home as a way of welcoming everyone who sees it.

  • How Do We Apply Culture Change to Caring For People Living With Dementia?

    This two part webinar series presented by Dr. Allen Power, Schlegel Chair in Aging and Dementia Innovation focuses on ways Ontario long-term care homes can apply their culture change journey to ensure residents living with dementia thrive.

  • What Would You Do? Poster Activity

    The What Would You Do? (WWYD) posters are conversation starters. They were created to be a resource for LTC homes on the journey to becoming more welcoming and inclusive spaces

  • Adult Learning Principles for LTC

    Part of being an effective instructor and educator involves understanding how adults learn.

  • Wise Leadership and Culture Change: Getting Started

    Dr. Allen Power, Schlegel Chair in Aging and Dementia Innovation, shares eight personal transformation goals for successful leadership and describes several tools and processes that will help each organization evaluate readiness for change, begin the journey, and monitor progress along the way.

  • Requirements for Student Placement in Long-Term Care

    Information on requirements that must be met for an individual to be eligible to work or volunteer in a long-term care home.

  • Empowering Residents and Secondary School Students Through Experiential Learning in LTC Homes

    Presented in partnership with the Ontario Association of Residents’ Councils, this webinar explains how to use the Experiential Learning in Long-Term Care guidebook and online resources.