Direct Family Support for Children (DFSC) and Enhanced Family Support for Children (EFSC) provides funding to enable families to support their child with a disability at home.

DFSC and EFSC provides funding for the purchase of respite services to assist with scheduled breaks for family caregivers. An enhanced funding component may be available for children and families who meet EFSC eligibility criteria.

Provides individualized funding to participants living at home with their families or who live independently with support from their families or personal support networks.

The funding is used to:

• Purchase supports specific to a participant's disability-related needs and goals
• Promote the participant's independence, self-reliance, and social inclusion
• Offer an alternative to, prevent, or delay a participant's placement in a DSP-funded residential support option

A community based option that provides funding for hours of support services from a service provider, based on the assessed needs and circumstances of an eligible participant who is semi-independent and requires support to live on their own.

Direct Family Support for Children (DFSC) and Enhanced Family Support for Children (EFSC) provides funding to enable families to support their child with a disability at home.

DFSC and EFSC provides funding for the purchase of respite services to assist with scheduled breaks for family caregivers. An enhanced funding component may be available for children and families who meet EFSC eligibility criteria.

Provides individualized funding to participants living at home with their families or who live independently with support from their families or personal support networks.

The funding is used to:

• Purchase supports specific to a participant's disability-related needs and goals
• Promote the participant's independence, self-reliance, and social inclusion
• Offer an alternative to, prevent, or delay a participant's placement in a DSP-funded residential support option

A community based option that provides funding for hours of support services from a service provider, based on the assessed needs and circumstances of an eligible participant who is semi-independent and requires support to live on their own.

The Freedom Kitchen serves a hot meal on Mondays between 4pm-6pm. Provides home delivery on Monday evenings for anyone living in Lower Sackville and Beaver Bank who cannot get to their location.

Distributes donated bread and food items on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays:

• Has bread and general grocery items available on Mondays after 10:30am
• Has general grocery items available on Thursdays after 10:30am
• Has bread and general grocery items available on Saturdays after 10:30am

If in need of clothing or footwear, email or call to make an appointment.

The Freedom Closet accepts and distributes donations of gently used or new adult winter coats and jackets and children's snow suits, snow pants and snow jackets.
Please note: Winter clothing donations for the Freedom Closet can be dropped off at the Royal Diaperer (425 Sackville Drive, Lower Sackville) during regular business hours. Food donations can be dropped off at Cars R Us (183 Sackville Drive, Lower Sackville) during regular business hours.

• Bay Seniors activities and programs
• Government programs and services that help seniors save money and live safely in their own home
• Contact information for local trades people and service providers who work in the Bay area
• A directory of local services and companies who perform home maintenance and yard care services
• Up-to-date information for seniors in printed form and from websites

• Lawn mowing
• Landscaping
• Yard maintenance
• Watering plants
• Gardening
• Stacking wood
• Painting/staining
• Spring clean-ups

Direct Family Support for Children (DFSC) and Enhanced Family Support for Children (EFSC) provides funding to enable families to support their child with a disability at home.

DFSC and EFSC provides funding for the purchase of respite services to assist with scheduled breaks for family caregivers. An enhanced funding component may be available for children and families who meet EFSC eligibility criteria.

Provides individualized funding to participants living at home with their families or who live independently with support from their families or personal support networks.

The funding is used to:

• Purchase supports specific to a participant's disability-related needs and goals
• Promote the participant's independence, self-reliance, and social inclusion
• Offer an alternative to, prevent, or delay a participant's placement in a DSP-funded residential support option

A community based option that provides funding for hours of support services from a service provider, based on the assessed needs and circumstances of an eligible participant who is semi-independent and requires support to live on their own.

Offers a variety of health and wellness programs and services for the community. Please visit website for a full list of available programs and services: https://www.sipeknekatik.ca/health

Direct Family Support for Children (DFSC) and Enhanced Family Support for Children (EFSC) provides funding to enable families to support their child with a disability at home.

DFSC and EFSC provides funding for the purchase of respite services to assist with scheduled breaks for family caregivers. An enhanced funding component may be available for children and families who meet EFSC eligibility criteria.

Provides individualized funding to participants living at home with their families or who live independently with support from their families or personal support networks.

The funding is used to:

• Purchase supports specific to a participant's disability-related needs and goals
• Promote the participant's independence, self-reliance, and social inclusion
• Offer an alternative to, prevent, or delay a participant's placement in a DSP-funded residential support option

A community based option that provides funding for hours of support services from a service provider, based on the assessed needs and circumstances of an eligible participant who is semi-independent and requires support to live on their own.

Helps older adults living at home with a dog to continue to benefit from their relationship with their canine companions.

Volunteers visit seniors at their home to help with routine care for their dog such as:

• Feeding
• Walking
• Exercise
• Basic hygiene and grooming
• Transportation to and from the veterinarian, groomer or pet store
• Temporary care in the case of hospitalization

Provides accessible, culturally-safe and holistic care to community members of Millbrook First Nation. Please visit website for a full list of available programs and services: https://www.millbrookband.com/mhc-aboutus-services

• Helps organize and maintain suitable housing of members
• Provides support and assists members with all challenges of independent living
• Provides learning opportunities for members that will increase skills and independence
• Provides social support and a social network for members
• Liases between members and their families