Entries by Danielle Kinvig

“Like” us on Facebook – Menno Place Life

Facebook – Menno Place Life Menno Place on Facebook is an engaging and encouraging source of information and inspiration, including the popular Joy Jumps that are published every Friday. It is an amazing privilege to bring joy-filled moments to seniors at the Menno Place campus everyday. Our Joy Jumps remind us that we are a […]

Concert in Care – March 1

Every month, we sponsor a Concert in Care. In March, we hosted Columbian guitarist David Sossa Fernández. The next Concert in Care will take place Tuesday, April 5 at 10:30am in the Menno Hospital Chapel. Colombian guitarist David Sossa Fernández has performed as soloist in more than 200 recitals across Canada, USA, Mexico, Cuba, Colombia, and […]

Menno Place Alerts – Subscribe now

Menno Place now has a real-time alert system that can be used to communicate with families and friends in the event of an emergency or flu outbreak. Three ways to receive alerts: Email notifications – daily at 8am as the information is posted. No updates if there is no new information. Webpage – real-time updates […]

Prayer for Caregivers

February 11th is World Day of the Sick, an observation started by Pope John Paul II in 1992 to encourage people to pray for those who suffer from illness and for their caregivers. The Pope was diagnosed the year prior with Parkinson’s. This was likely an impetus for his designation of this day. Pray for […]

Reflections of a Widower – Vancouver Co-op Radio

Wednesday, February 17, 2016 Theme of the Show: Reflections of a Widower Guest: Josh Kramer Lead Host: Sharon Simpson Josh Kramer shares his journey of caring for his wife, Susi as her health declined over the last 25 years of their life together. As her health declined, Susi needed additional support. Josh was able to provide her with […]

White Cane Week 2016: Feb 7-13

Held annually, White Cane Week is to create awareness of issues that confront the blind and vision impaired community. Just as important, demonstrate ability over disability to others as well as themselves. By the Numbers: 480,000 Approximate number of Canadians with significant vision loss 3 Number of times more likely that people 60 and older […]