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Take a leading role in collaborating towards a silo-free future to provide a seamless health care experience for Ontarians.
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Disruptive change can often be marked by uncertainty and ambiguity; however it also offers opportunities for advancement and growth! Embracing these opportunities can be inspiring - learn how to identify and take a leading role in collaborating towards a silo-free future as the health system undergoes significant transformation.
Our dynamic sessions will leave you re-energized by highlighting how to leverage the strengths and leadership of home and community support. This year’s conference is all about acquiring the tools you need as leaders in home care, independent living and community support to thrive in this new cooperative sector and health system environment.
This year's areas of special focus will be:
Register today and save $100 to get Early Bird pricing for access to amazing speakers and workshops!
Our dynamic sessions will leave you re-energized by highlighting how to leverage the strengths and leadership of home and community support. This year’s conference is all about acquiring the tools you need as leaders in home care, independent living and community support to thrive in this new cooperative sector and health system environment.
This year's areas of special focus will be:
- Building Coalitions Across the System for Seamless Client Experience
- Thriving in Disruption through Innovation
- Community Governance: Strengthening a Critical Component of our Health System
- Leading People in Transformational Times
- Technology: Digital Health Connectivity
Register today and save $100 to get Early Bird pricing for access to amazing speakers and workshops!
Special Guest - Helen Angus, Ontario Government Minister
We are pleased to announce that Helen Angus, Deputy Minister of Health and Deputy Minister of Long-Term Care, will be joining us at the CommunityConnect Conference on Wednesday evening for a brief talk to attendees. Read more information here.
Conference Brochure
Our Conference program brochure will be released soon!
For now, you can view individual workshops and keynotes and plenaries as they are accepted and posted throughout the coming weeks. Check back for updates!
For now, you can view individual workshops and keynotes and plenaries as they are accepted and posted throughout the coming weeks. Check back for updates!
About OCSA
The Ontario Community Support Association (OCSA) represents nearly 240 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.
