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Community update
Posted on Feb 6, 2021
As the lockdown and State of Emergency continue in our community, we know that this is a difficult time, and many seniors may be feeling isolated. SPLC is reminding you that just because we are alone, it doesn’t mean we can’t connect with one another! We have compiled a list of virtual support and activities happening this month. Make sure to check our daily calendar regularly for new events. Need help with technology?
Behind the scenes: Responding to COVID-19
Posted on Jan 24, 2021
As part of our commitment to be transparent and share as much information as possible regarding cases of COVID-19 in our buildings, we are sharing an update to let you know more about the tremendous work being done by our teams to support and protect seniors in our community. Please click here for the most recent update about COVID-19 in St Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre.
Ontario State of Emergency and stay-at-home order
Posted on Jan 14, 2021
Premier Doug Ford announced a second State of Emergency for Ontario, which includes a stay-at-home order, effective Thursday, January 14. This State of Emergency is necessary due to a recent doubling of cases of COVID-19 in the province, increased deaths, and the threat to our healthcare system and long-term care homes.
Executive Director’s Message
Posted on Jan 9, 2021
As we start the New Year in lockdown in a provincial State of Emergency, Senior Persons Living Connected (SPLC) recognizes this is a challenging time for all. We greatly appreciate the efforts each person in our community is taking to keep us all safe and well. Currently, we know that many neighbourhoods in Scarborough are reporting high increases in new cases of COVID-19. The pandemic continues to disproportionately affect persons of colour and those living in lower income neighbourhoods in Scarborough.- ‹‹ Previous
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