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February 4, 2025 / Village Voice
Posted by: Kristian PartingtonFor nearly a decade, Marilyn Wax has been an active resident at The Village of Arbour Trails, always eager to help in any way she can to create a stronger community. As she reflects on her experience living in the Village, she speaks of the importance of developing relationships and meaningful connections among residents and team members to help combat the risk of loneliness that can affect many people in the later stages of life.Read this story and more at https://schlegelvillages.com/village-voice-stories
February 1, 2025 / Village Voice
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Jan 30, 2025 / Village Voice
Posted by: Kristian Partington
During Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, we pay special homage to the team members across all of our Villages who help bring joy, comfort and meaning into the lives of those who are living with the ever- changing perceptions that dementia in its many forms can present.
When it comes to our long-term care neighbourhoods, the reality is a majority of residents live with some level of changing brain health and in some, like the Elliott neighbourhood in the Village of Sandalwood Park, the changes can be quite advanced among almost all residents.
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Jan 24, 2025 / Village Voice
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Jan 23, 2025 / Village Voice
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A set of five core values are at the root of the Schlegel Villages family, and they come to life in every neighbourhood in countless interactions, often without intention or forethought. At other times, they are on full display as Village teams, residents, families and partners come together with shared purpose.
The first value is Genuine and Humble; the second is Hardworking and Hands-on; Caring Relationships is the third; the fourth is Persistence and Passion; the fifth is Positive Can-do Attitude; and the final value is Creative and Innovative. In a family business such as Schlegel Villages, these values come from within; they have been passed down through generations to become an intrinsic part of the culture of the organization, and they are something the Schlegel family is proud of.
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Dec 13, 2024 / Village Voice
Posted by: Kristian Partington
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Sheridan College’s new Living Classroom at Erin Meadows training the new generation of PSWs
The full spectrum of student experience was on display when Ontario’s Minister of Long-Term Care, The Honourable Natalia Kusendova-Bashta, stopped by the Village of Erin Meadows in Mississauga. She’d come to meet Sheridan College’s first Personal Support Worker students to train in the Village’s recently minted Living Classroom, and she also connected with leadership team members from the Village who graduated from Sheridan more than 20 years before.
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Pat Jared and her husband, John, both have a background in education and they’ve always valued the ongoing quest for knowledge and understanding in life. That hasn’t changed with the passing of time and while they’re now counted among the oldest of generations of Canadians, they’re still eager to learn and grow.
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When Pat Kindree was able to move from St. Joseph’s Hospital in Hamilton into Long-Term Care at The Village of Wentworth Heights, her husband Frank says it was a “godsend”. That he was able to quickly follow and move into a beautiful suite just down Main Street in the Becker neighbourhood of the retirement side of the Village was almost too good to be true.
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