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Child To Elder Care Support Services
Support for what matters most
 

Looking for local daycare?
Trouble talking with your tightlipped teen?
Too many child and eldercare responsibilities?

Balancing the demands of work and family is an ongoing challenge and often the juggling act can feel overwhelming. Whether you're trying to find daycare, dealing with caregiving emergencies or looking after older relatives, your Employee Assistance Program (EAP) can help.

WHAT'S THE CONNECTION TO CHILD/ELDER CARE SUPPORT SERVICES?

Your EAP offers a total approach to caregiving support. Professionals will help you cope with the stress, guilt, and sense of 'being overwhelmed,' often associated with caregiving responsibilities. Dependant Care Consultants can also provide a one-on-one telephone consultation that offers relevant information, resource referrals and educational materials, for day-to-day challenges or longer-term solutions.

HOW CAN THE SERVICE HELP?

Dependant Care Consultants will assess, identify and locate caregiving services to suit your needs. They will research provider locations, current availability, fees, and provide options on:

  • Parenting classes
  • Daycare centres and afterschool programs
  • Schools, educational services and special needs programs
  • Adoption and multiple birth services
  • Emergency home care services
  • Seniors' accommodations/nursing homes
  • Caregiver support groups
  • Rehabilitation and home support programs
  • Companion and elder care programs
  • Palliative care
  • Outreach and transportation services

Depending on your individual situation, you may also receive a targeted resource package complete with a selection of educational articles and other helpful tools.

Article topics include:

  • Maternity/parental leaves
  • Parenting effectively at all ages and stages
  • Talking to kids about divorce, peer pressure, drugs, etc.
  • Building strong blended families
  • Talking to older parents about their changing needs
  • Understanding palliative care
  • Support for older relatives with cognitive impairment
  • Long distance caregiving
  • Other family-related topics

While fees for referred services are your responsibility, many may be covered by your provincial or organizational health plan.

MAKE THE BEST DECISION FOR YOUR FAMILY.

To access your inConfidence Employee and Family Assistance Program
24 hours per day, 7 days a week, call

1.866.347.2067

 
Contact your EFAP
 

For immediate help - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year - call
1.866.347.2067
TTY Service:
1.877.338.0275

H1N1 Influenza A Information

General information for People Leaders
The following resources and tools may be of assistance to your organization when communicating to your people leaders in how to address the H1N1 Flu Virus (Human Swine Flu) and answer questions from employees.

Websites
The following list provides a number of websites that can be used as resources for information and for monitoring the situation.

Health Canada
www.hc-sc.gc.ca
World Health Organization
www.who.int
Public Health Agency of Canada
www.phac-aspc.gc.ca
FightFlu.ca
www.fightflu.ca
International Center for Infectious Diseases
www.icid.com

 
 
 
 
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