Caring Connects Us
News & Events
Carebridge Stories
Discover the people, places and stories behind Carebridge
Caring connects us
Carebridge helps a family member provide care for an ageing parent.
When Linda Seccaspina became the primary caregiver to her mother-in-law Ida, she wasn't sure where to turn. She discovered the people, programs and services of Carebridge. "They were there for me when I needed them most. They became like family to me. Carebridge is a vital part of our community."
Watch Linda's story below:
Calling Carebridge home for the past 15 years
When Norma Glandon could no longer maintain the home she had lived in with her late husband for years, she discovered Carebridge and their safe and supportive housing for seniors within her community. “Carebridge staff are always right there to help all of us. They really seem to care.”
Watch Norma's story below:
“Carebridge does a lot for all of us, we would never be able to manage without them.” – Norma Glandon
Helping adults with developmental disabilities become a part of their local communities
Katrina Bourque and Krista Heath are inspiring examples of the kinds of adults that Carebridge works with to help them become fully integrated, participating members of their community. Our staff work with each person to balance what's important for each person with what's important to each person.
Watch Kat & Krista's video below:
Carebridge volunteers make a vital difference across Lanark County
Eric Hammond has been a volunteer driver for Carebridge Community Support for over seven years. Because of Eric's dedication and commitment, seniors and people with disabilities can get to medical appointments, family functions and community events. Volunteers like Eric are vital to the difference that Carebridge makes across Lanark County.
Watch Eric's video below:
A career at Carebridge is a career where lives are being changed for the better on a daily basis
Marylea McGill has worked at Carebridge Community Support for 11 years. As part of the Developmental Services team, Mary Lea supports adults in Lanark County with developmental disabilities. She describes her time with Carebridge and the work she does as life-changing, for her and the people she works with.
Watch Marylea's video below:
Carebridge Community Support connects and is a catalyst for fostering stronger, caring, person-centred communities across Lanark County by working together to meet the needs of seniors, adults with developmental disabilities and those who need affordable housing.
Carebridge is a member of the Lanark Community Alliance
