News and Events
Current Issue
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Spring 2013
The
People and Progress newsletter is produced by CapitalCare.
In this issue:
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CapitalCare
celebrating 50 years
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People and
Progress Continuing care Conference 2013
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People and
Progress Volunteer and Family Conference 2013
- Foundation news
- News and pictures from our centres
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Events
CapitalCare's 50th Anniversary
On April 1,
1963, CapitalCare began operation at Norwood with 72 beds. 50 years
later, CapitalCare is the largest publicly-owned continuing care
organization in Canada. “We think that’s an achievement worth
celebrating,” Iris Neumann, CEO.
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On April 1, 2013 CapitalCare launched a year of
celebrations with
a
birthday party
at our sites
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Charity Classic
Golf Tournament - June 3, 2013
Tee off with us on June 3 at the Links at Spruce Grove for CapitalCare
Foundations' 17th Annual Charity Classic Golf Tournament sponsored by
Gilead. It's a full day of fun with food, games and great
networking opportunities.
For more information contact 780.448.2430.
Run for the Brave - August 24, 2013
Mark Saturday, August 24 on your calendar for the 10th Annual Run
for the Brave held at the Edmonton Garrison.
10km Road Race, 5km
fun run/walk, 1km kids run.
Register with the
Running Room
News
2013
On April 1, 2013 CapitalCare launched a year of celebrations with
a
birthday party
at our sites!
Yarn bombers brighten the day for Edmonton Seniors
Anonymous
"yarn bombers" brightened the day for seniors at a north Edmonton care
facility by lining their garden fence with over a hundred crocheted
sunflower
(click here for complete story)
Gala raises $300,000 for opera and long-term care
Former
Edmonton Opera singer Pierre Roberge was losing his memory,
but a video
of him singing Danny Boy with his grandson
provided the most touching moment at a
Valentine’s gala last
week.
Edmonton Journal, February 18, 2013
Photos from the Valentine's gala
CapitalCare Introduces Resident-Centred Concepts into the Dining
Experience.
For most people, meals are an important part of the day; in
residential care facilities, the take on added significance. Not
only do meal times mark the passage, they are often the highlight.
(click here for complete story)
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