The Aging at Home Program , offered by the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO), supports Métis citizens aged 55 and older in living safely and independently within their own homes. Funded by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, the program provides a range of in-home supports and contracted services. Services Include: In-Home Cleaning: Assistance with light housekeeping tasks. Transportation for Errands: Support for activities such as medical appointments, banking, and grocery shopping. Contracted Services: Lawn care and snow removal provided by hired professionals. Availability: The program operates in the following Métis communities across Ontario: Atikokan Dryden Gravenhurst Blind River Timmins Haileybury Chapleau Cochrane Midland Mattawa Renfrew Peterborough Kenora London Eligibility: Métis individuals aged 55 and older who require support to remain living in their own homes. Eligibility criteria include a financial review and a medical referral. Contact Information To access the program's services or for more information, please contact: Email: PattiC@metisnation.org Phone: (705) 365-7761
Curve Lake First Nation's Health & Family Services Department offers comprehensive programs to support community well-being. The Health Centre provides primary care through a medical clinic staffed by a doctor, nurse practitioner, and registered nurse. Additional services include health promotion, foot care, medical transportation assistance, child protection and prevention services, and Band Representative services to advocate for children's welfare in legal proceedings.
