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A wide range of community support services are offered by the Red Cross throughout Canada to provide daily supports to older adults, vulnerable people, and their caregivers. We support our clients as ...

The Mobile Food Bank service delivers food to persons who are unable to access a food bank due to a permanent or temporary disability. Our program, not only provides access to nutritious meals, but in ...

Established in 2001, the Canadian Red Cross First Contact Program provides an efficient and humanitarian approach to address the most pressing issues of refugee claimants and other categories of ...

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Adult Day Program is a social and recreational program in a supervised setting. The program is for a range of adults, including those who may have physical and/or memory challenges, those living with ...

The Canadian Red Cross Short Term Health Equipment Loan Program allows people to return home from hospital earlier and gives independence and dignity to those in palliative care. Individuals can ...

Learn important Halloween safety tips from the Canadian Red Cross and keep your children safe and happy while trick-or-treating.

The Canadian Red Cross provides services that allow Canadians to remain living in their homes safely and with dignity through innovative programs that provide healthy meals and dining and ...

Canadian Red Cross first aid and CPR courses are delivered in easy-to-follow steps and include practical hands-on components and varied training materials. Those looking to become babysitters can gain ...

Learn how to stay safe and cool in the summer during heat-related emergencies from the Canadian Red Cross and help keep your family safe.

The Red Cross recommends that you keep a disaster preparedness kit in your home with enough supplies to meet your family’s needs for at least 3 days. By taking the time now to store food, water and ...