Victorian Order of Nurses - Middlesex-Elgin - London Community Support Services - Wellness Link - Family Info

COVID-19 Service Change: Meals on Wheels, in-home nursing and home support continue. Volunteer visiting may continue via phone. Adult day program transitioned to virtual program model. SMART/exercise and falls prevention classes, congregate dining, foot care, caregiver programs and chronic pain management program are suspended. See Program Changes for more information.

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Wellness Link

1151 Florence St, Suite 200
London, ON
N5W 2M7

Administration: 519-659-2273

Fax: 519-659-6191

www.vonme.ca

Directions

Administration: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm

Last Updated: Mar 21, 2024: Suggest an edit

Application

Call * no referral required

Eligibility / Target Population

Tenants of rent-geared-to-income London Housing Corporation buildings who require support

Fees

Fees associated with certain programs

Executives

Debra Selwyn - Director, Home and Community Care
Dee-Ann Vickers - Manager, Home and Community Care
519-659-2273 ext 22348 * dee-ann.vickers@von.ca

Contacts

Elaine Vanderleeuw - Coordinator of Client Services
519-455-1422 * elaine.vanderleeuw@von.ca
Taylor House - Coordinator of Client Services
taylor.house@von.ca

Languages

English

Language Notes

Interpretation available upon request

Area Served

London

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Description of Services

Programs to support independent living for seniors and adults with disabilities are offered at London Housing Corporation rent-geared-to-income apartments

Apartments are:

30 Base Line Rd W
1194 Commissioners Rd
632 Hale
170 Kent
202 McNay
85 Walnut
345 and 349 Wharncliffe Rd N

Blood Pressure Clinic Trained volunteers help clients measure their blood pressure and provide educational materials and information on how to be more heart-healthy
Congregate Dining Group meals and social activities * may include breakfast or lunch for older adults and adults with disabilities
Cool-Aid Trained volunteers assist clients to complete medical information in a provided template, so it is accessible for emergency personnel in the event of an emergency
Crisis Intervention and Support One-on-one supports and short-term assistance for clients in crisis
Safety and Reassurance Programs Regular phone calls to check on the health and safety of people who live alone * screened volunteers listen, talk, and help isolated people stay in contact with the outside world

Last Updated: Mar 21, 2024: Suggest an edit