Long term care facility providing care to 300 veterans of the Armed Forces. Three open units and two special care units for residents with dementia. The Therapeutic Recreation department includes recreation, artworks, music therapy, pastoral care and volunteer services.

An assisted living building providing housing for 20 adults with disabilities (mostly physical disabilities). The Recreation and Leisure program provides opportunities for physical activity, socialization, and community integration.

Residential care for adults with brain injuries, Huntington's chorea, multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. The Activities Department provides various programming ranging from sports, board games, mental aerobics, information sessions to outings/excursions.

Guildford Seniors Village is home to 89 residents with varying care needs. We have three separate units including one Special Care Unit. We offer a variety of large group, small group and one-on-one programs.

An assisted living building providing housing for 20 adults with disabilities (mostly physical disabilities). The Recreation and Leisure program provides opportunities for physical activity, socialization, and community integration.

Non-profit 144 bed complex care home. Most residents are seniors, but we have a small group of young adults. Recreation programs are offered 7 days a week and some evenings.

An assisted living building providing housing for 35 very active residents.  On a daily basis, we offer numerous programs to enhance our residents' social, emotional, physical, vocational, spiritual and intellectural well being.

We are a 125 bed extended care facility with a team approach to quality of life. Combined music, rehabilitation and recreation therapy programming. Recreation programming is available six days a week.

http://www.fraserhealth.ca/your_care/residential_care/residences/abbotsford/
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Residential care for seniors. We provide therapeutic recreation services to 175 seniors with various disabilities.

www.fraserhealth.ca/your_care/residential_care/residences/maple_ridge/baillie_house

Complex care facility with 192 residents, primarily, but not limited to seniors. There are limited mental health opportunities available.

Hawthorne provides a wide range of services to seniors, from low income housing to long term residential care for those seniors with complex care needs. All the recreation therapists are Douglas College graduates.

Rosewood Manor is a non-profit care home licensed for 151 Complex Care residents including a 35 bed dementia care unit and one respite bed.  The Recreation Department provides a variety of individual and group programs designed to meet the social, physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs of the Residents.

Residential care facility with 72 residents. Average age of residents is mid 70's and many have mental health issues. The Leisure and Volunteer Services Department provides a wide variety of programs to meet the needs and interests of our residents.

Tania, Volunteer Services:
604-325-2298 or tania@littlemountaincare.org

After school community based leisure and recreation program for youth ages 13 to 19 with developmental disabilities. Focus of the program is to teach life and social skills through recreation.

Jackie Lanz, Program Coordinator:
604-323-8370 or leisurechallenge@develop.bc.ca

Dr. Peter Centre provides a Day Health Program and a 24 bed residence to people living with HIV. Goal is to provide care to those most at risk of deteriorating health.

Contact: Carolyn Ryan, Volunteer Coordinator: 
604-608-1874. local 2235 or cryan@drpetercentre.ca

Serves the diverse and disadvantaged population of the downtown core which includes HIV, HEP C, homelessness, poverty, drug addiction, and mental health issues. Recreation programs meet the needs of this population to enhance their health and wellness.

Contact: Valerie Ferrar, Recreation Programmer:
604-665-2391 or valerie.ferrar@vancouver.ca

George Pearson Centre provides services to meet the long-term rehabilitation needs of individuals with severe physical disabilities in a residential living environment.  Residents are adults with an average age of 45 to 50.  Primary disabilities include spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy and ALS.  Recreation Therapy staff that provide programs at GPC are both at the degree and diploma levels in TR.

Barb Boman, Coordinator, Volunteer Resources:
604-322-8332 or vhvolunteer@vch.ca

Residential care facility with 116 residents. Provides specialized services for the visually impaired, the frail elderly, and residents with Alzheimer's Disease or related dementias.  Therapeutic Recreation Programs are offered based upon residents' needs; they have a specific goal and purpose, they assist in bringing meaning and satisfaction to one's life and they help to maintain physical and emotional well being.

Tania, Volunteer Services:
604-325-2298 or tania@littlemountaincare.org