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Care ministry: The main care services are roughly responsible for providing comfort and support to the elderly, cancer patients, brain trauma, and families with special needs through regular support groups, prayers, telephone care, home visits, and hospital/residential visits. “Critical Illness Care” training courses and elderly care volunteer training courses are also held every year. We hope that through the courses, more caregivers will be trained to care for those in need in the church and the community. Friends in need. And regularly hold health and medical lectures, information days and other activities, through the above free services and activities to reach out to the masses, so that the community can be more caring.
Physical and online health lectures are held from time to time. We hope that through health and medical lectures, emotional relief lectures, nutritional diet lectures, community resource introductions and friendship exchange support, patients and survivors can get more resources to help.
Target:Patients and relatives and friends are welcometo participate
. Language:Chinese and Cantonese
location:CITIC Vancouver Center Burnaby Office
* Please pay attention to the news announced by Citic
. For details, pleasecontact:caring@ccmcanada.org
Through mutual aid groups to share their personal experiences with them, so that a group of fellow travelers can be established and supported in all aspects of their body and mind, become each other’s gas stations, and support each other through difficulties.
Servicetarget:Patients and relatives and friends are welcometo participate
Language:Chinese and Cantonese
Time:Double weeks every monthThursday1:00-3:00
pm Venue:Burnaby Office, Citic Vancouver Center
, for details, please contact jyu@ccmcanada.org (Joanne Yu)
Arrange for trained caring volunteers to take care of by phone or make appointments for home visits, hospital/residential visits. Care for the mental, physical, and spiritual needs of patients and their families through telephone care or visit services.
Service target:Patients, family members or their caregivers
Language:Chinese, Cantonese
Visiting area and time:
Richmond District: Every Wednesday 10:00 am-12:30
pm Vancouver/ Burnaby and other areas: Every Thursday 9:30 am-1:00
pm For details, please contact:tchow@ccmcanada.org (Terries Chow)
provides different topics and health lectures, group interactions, experience exchanges and other activities to encourage the elderly to get emotional relief and build a healthy social life. In an environment full of encouragement, respect and love, continue to get the cultivation of the whole person’s life and continue to realize the potential of his life.
Service target: Theelderly are welcome to participate in
special lectures:
Citic agreed to(simultaneous physical and online gatherings)
Language:Cantonese
Time:Every Wednesday morning 10-11:30
Venue:CITIC Vancouver Center Burnaby Office
For details, please contact:jlo@ccmcanada.org (Joe Lo)
Citic is happy to meet(Physical gathering)
Language:Mandarin
Time:Every two-week Wednesday morning 10-11:30
Venue:CITIC Vancouver Center Burnaby Office
For details, pleasecontact:jyu@ccmcanada.org (Joanne Yu)
Exchange activities:
It is agreed that you can easily get together(physical gathering)
Language:Cantonese
Time:Every Wednesday afternoon1
-4 Location:CITIC Vancouver Center Burnaby Office
For details, please contact:jlo@ccmcanada.org (Joe Lo)
I promise you to get together on zoom(online gathering)
Language:Cantonese
Time:Every two Thursdays 10:30 am-12:30 pm
For details, please contact:jlo@ccmcanada.org (Joe Lo)
” A group of current registered nurses, nutritionists and volunteers measure blood pressure and blood sugar for participants. If you are interested, please register with our center. Participants must make an appointment and the fee is free while the quota is full.
Target of service:Elderly
Language:Chinese, Cantonese
Location:CITICFor more information about the Burnaby Office in the heart of Vancouver
, please contact:jlo@ccmcanada.org (Joe Lo)
Trained volunteers will visit the homes or nursing homes of the elderly in the Greater Vancouver area to take care of the life and spiritual needs of the elderly.
Target audience:Elderly
language:Chinese and Cantonese
Time:Every Tuesday orwhen necessary, you needto make an appointment by phone.
provides information lectures, professional sharing, emotional relief lectures, community resource introductions, parent-child relationship lectures, friendship exchange support, etc. for parents with children with different levels of special needs. Gather parents to share and communicate with each other through groups, support each other, and work together to find and solve the methods and difficulties of nurturing children with learning disabilities, and become their fellow travelers.
Target audience:Parents of children with special needs and their families
Language:Chinese and Cantonese
Time:Mutual aid group meeting time: 10:30 am-12:00 pm on Fridays of the second week (Cantonese) and the fourth week (Mandarin) of each month
* There are also irregular information lectures online
Venue:Citic VancouverFor more information about the Burnaby Office of the Center
, please contact:mlaw@ccmcanada.org (Mable Law)
Cooperates with different institutions and professionals to provide skills training for young people with special needs. Courses include: karate classes for children and adolescents with special needs, social groups for board games, handmade classes and cooking training classes, etc.
Target audience:Young people with special needs
Languages:English, Chinese, and Cantonese
. For details, please contact:mlaw@ccmcanada.org (Mable Law)
Welcomes people with brain trauma caused by accidents, strokes, and other reasons and their families to participate and encourage each other through groups.
Target of service:Patients, family members or their caregivers
Language:Chinese and Cantonese
Time:Second of each monthThe first and fourth Saturdays are 10:00 am-12:00
pm Venue:Burnaby Office, Citic Vancouver Center
* *Every year from November to February is an online gathering, and from March to October is a physical gathering
. For details, please contact:tchow@ccmcanada.org (Terries Chow)
We regularly hold “Critical Illness Care” Christian training courses and volunteer care for the elderly training courses. Experienced Christian professionals teach visiting skills, principles of helping others, communication skills, social resources and self-care for caregivers.
Target:Interested in caring forThe main languages of the patient and the patient’s family
members: Chinese and Cantonese
. For details, please contact:tchow@ccmcanada.org (Terries Chow)