About Father Lacombe Care Centre Foundation
The Father Lacombe Care Centre Foundation, a not for profit, raises the much needed funds to support Father Lacombe and Providence Care Centres.
Father Lacombe Care Centre Foundation Description
The Foundation plays an important role in the Father Lacombe Care Centre, providing funding for; building and renovations, capital equipment such as specialized beds, bathtubs and lifts and program funding for music recreation and pastoral care. This is necessary government funding goes toward direct care.
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A private dinner was held last night for some special residents at Providence Care Centre. Lucky guests! Food looks yummy!
Our Bar-B-Q Fundraiser held last Sunday was a success! The rain stayed away and our guests enjoyed a great afternoon. Many thanks to those that helps out . . . staff, volunteers, especially FIsh Creek Rotary, Aramark and Maintenance, the Sisters of Providence, and the Donors (London Drugs, Deerfoot Carpet & Flooring, Tuly U to name a few) and Sponsors (Calgary Landscape, Sisters of Charity of Saint-Louis, Sunset Memorial & Stone, Respiratory Home Care Solutions, Coop Home Health Care, and Les & Katalin Kiss). The funds raised will help with dining room enhancements (wheelchair accessible tables) for Father Lacombe Care Centre. Here are a few pictures of the day!
Our residents are truly enjoying this nice weather and the new Healing Garden.
Here are a few of our drummers from PCC!
Residents at both Father Lacombe and Providence Care Centres enjoy drum circles!
Well, after two years of fundraising, we held the Grand Opening of the Healing Garden! Thank you for all the support, thank you to Tim from Tranquil Gardens for his blood (only cuts), sweat, tears (both from the heat the last few days) and labour of love (during the whole project). We are delighted that the residents now have a beautiful garden to go out and enjoy! Thank you to Val for your vision of the Garden. Enjoy all!
The Ministries of the Sisters of Providence . . .
We congratulate Sister Mary Truong on taking her 1st vows as a Sister of Providence. Sister Mary has allowed me to share this video of the celebration. We know that Sister Mary will represent the Sisters of Providence with kindness, dignity, compassion and the Spirit of God.
Tomlin's Trick Dogs came and entertained the residents at Providence Care Centre.
Make your family reservation to enjoy a Hamburger or Hot Dog, Salads, Fruit, Ice Cream and a Drink. Live Petting Zoo, Entertainment by the Rock-a-Billy -- Sadlier-Brown Band, Cash Beer Booth and Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos, 50/50 Draw, Raffles and Tours of the Historic Grounds.
Tickets $25.00 each. Children under 10 are $5.00 each. Resident with Paid Family Member - Free.
... Call for tickets! 403-254-6281.
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Wow . . . this razor is interesting for our care givers.
Thanks to the wonderful donations from the Knights of Columbus, our residents from Providence Care Centre enjoyed a boat outing to Ghost Lake. Two more boat trips are planned for this summer - one more for PCC and one for FLCC.
Some more Stampede Fun at Providence Care Centre last week . . .
Ya hoo . . . The Father Lacombe Care Society held its annual Stampede Breakfast this morning. A good time was had by all. Thanks to everyone who helped out, special thanks to Fish Creek Rotary for flippin the flapjacks, Mary Resek for her entertainment, Cheri from Chinook Honey Farm for the donkey visits, Graham Sucha, Christina and the Rec Team and Lani and the Aramark Team . . . and special guest, Harry the Horse! Amazing!
Yummy Stampede Breakfast today at Providence Care Centre.
Last Friday, June 22nd, we were honoured to have Bishop McGrattan visit Providence Care Centre. He celebrated Mass along with Father Andrew and delighted many residents with visiting them following the service.
Every Thursday lunch during the summer months is BBQ time at both Father Lacombe and Providence Care Centres. Today residents enjoyed steak! Thanks to our grillmasters, Annie, Carter and Lani at PCC!l
Walnuts and blueberries . . . it's worth a try! Interesting!