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OCSA is pleased to announce that we are relaunching the 2020 CommunityConnect Conference in a virtual format this Wednesday, October 28 and Thursday, October 29, 2020!
While this has been an incredibly challenging time, we know how important our conference is in helping delegates connect with each other and share information on how our sector keeps Ontarians safe at home and in their communities.This information is more vital now than ever!
CommunityConnect will help health care leaders share the innovative ways they've been meeting clients needs during the pandemic and how they'll continue keeping Ontarians healthy at home in the future.
Registration will be opening soon, so make sure you are subscribed to the conference email list .
While this has been an incredibly challenging time, we know how important our conference is in helping delegates connect with each other and share information on how our sector keeps Ontarians safe at home and in their communities.This information is more vital now than ever!
CommunityConnect will help health care leaders share the innovative ways they've been meeting clients needs during the pandemic and how they'll continue keeping Ontarians healthy at home in the future.
Registration will be opening soon, so make sure you are subscribed to the conference email list .
Our Conference Vision
Join us this October to hear about the ways integrated care needs to evolve to keep seniors, people with physical disabilities and others safe at home. COVID-19’s first wave exposed the vulnerabilities of our health care system like never before and reinforced the fact that home is the safest place to be.
We already know that people prefer to receive care at home whenever possible, but the pandemic brought the challenges with frontline HR issues, issues in delivering services in congregate settings and concerns around volunteer capacity to the forefront. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with peers to network virtually and share practical information on how to navigate the health system during this challenging time.
We already know that people prefer to receive care at home whenever possible, but the pandemic brought the challenges with frontline HR issues, issues in delivering services in congregate settings and concerns around volunteer capacity to the forefront. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with peers to network virtually and share practical information on how to navigate the health system during this challenging time.
About OCSA
The Ontario Community Support Association (OCSA) represents over 220 not-for-profit organizations that provide home care and community support services to over one million Ontarians. Our members help seniors and people with disabilities live independently in their own homes and communities for as long as possible. These proactive and cost-effective services improve quality of life and prevent unnecessary hospitalizations, emergency room visits and premature institutionalization. They are the key to a sustainable health care system for Ontario. For more information, visit www.ocsa.on.ca.
