Visioning Workshop

Let’s transform homecare together!

10.03.2023 1-5 PM

Towards Just Care
Community Home Care Visioning Workshop

Online and in Person
Trinity St. Paul Centre
427 Bloor St. W.
Toronto

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About the workshop

Towards Just Care is hosting a community visioning session.

Together, Ontario-based care workers and care recipients can imagine a more just home care system guided by disability justice and migrant justice.

Join us to learn and share about living and working in Ontario’s home care systems.

Are you a personal support worker or a home care worker?

Do you use personal support services in community or at home?

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At the Workshop

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Have your say

Share your thoughts about Ontario’s current home care systems. Imagine new and different home care models

A black and white illustration of two people standing, backs towards the viewer. One person carries a cane and wears pants and a shirt decorated with images of people carrying protest signs. The other has one arm around the first person and wears pants and a shirt decorated with leaves. Both people have their right arms lifted in a wave or a cheer.

Make Connections

Meet care service users and providers who are interested in working together towards a more just care system

A black and white illustration of a person with short hair and glasses who carries a cane. The person has arms and legs stretched wide as if they are flying or jumping trhough the air.

Listen and learn

Learn about disability justice from DJNO’s Sahra Soudi. Learn about migrant justice from Migrante’s Leny Simbre

We want you to participate!

We are offering support to make it easier for you to join the workshop:

TTC Fares

Guests and attendants can pick up a two ride Presto ticket at the event.

ASL Interpretation, closed captioning

Professional interpreters will be on site. Closed captions will be available for online guests.

In Person Childcare

Volunteers from our team will provide childcare in a separate room on the same floor at the Trinity St. Paul Centre.

Tagalog to English interpretation

Interpreters will be available to support guests who express themselves best in Tagalog.

Wheelchair Access

This event will be held on the main floor at the Trinity St. Paul Centre. There is a ramp from the street to the main floor, and the washrooms are wheelchair accessible.

Wage Subsidy

Limited funds are available to support guests who have to take time off from work without pay.

Do you need other support to participate? Tell us what you need by filling in the Access section of our registration form.

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