The Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg
Community Service Program for Seniors

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280 Balderstone Ave.
West St. Paul,MB
R4A 4A6

Program Coordinator
Dawn Chapman-Shoup
336-4126
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Table of contents

Seniors Supper Club

Meals On Wheels

Nursing Foot Care and Blood Pressure Clinic

Massage Therapy

Computer Lessons

E.R.I.K. is in our Neighbourhood

Seniors Supper Club
A great opportunity to get together, make new friends, and renew old acquaintances. At the present there are 103 members.

Membership is $5 for one (1) year for a single person and $8 for one (1) year for a couple. The meals are delicious and cost $14 - $16.

Membership is available to seniors from East and West St. Paul and surrounding areas. The supper club is held once a month through The Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg and includes speakers, who speak of issues that are important to seniors today or fun entertainment.

Meals On Wheels
Hot nutritious meals are delivered daily at lunch from The Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg to seniors in East and West St. Paul. Cost of the Meal is $6.00. Special salt free, fat free, diabetic diets and personal likes and dislikes are accommodated as much as possible.

Nursing Foot Care and Blood Pressure Clinic
The clinic is operated by trained foot care nurses and is held every eight weeks at The Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg. Cost for clinic is $22.

Upcoming Nursing Foot Clinics for 2002

February 7-18, 2005

April 11-22, 2005

June 13-24, 2005

August 15-26, 2005

October 17-28, 2005

December 12-23, 2005

Massage Therapy
Held every Tuesday, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm. Cost is $25 for 1/2 hour and $40 for 1 hour, plus GST.

Computer Lessons
We offer basic, intermediate, and advanced courses available at a low cost.

E.R.I.K. is in our Neighbourhood
WHAT IS E.R.I.K.? E.R.I.K is an Emergency Response Information Kit developed by a community Advisor Council...

Age-Friendly Manitoba and the
RM of West St. Paul
Age-Friendly Manitoba and the RM of West St. Paul supports seniors in leading active, socially engaged, independent lives that contribute to healthy aging. An Age-Friendly community:

• Recognizes the diversity among older Manitobans
• Encourages healthy, active aging
• Supports the contributions of older Manitobans
• Promotes the participation of older Manitobans in all aspects of our community
• Engages stakeholders in building age-friendly communities
• Creates accessible, safe environments for older adults
• Treats people of all ages with respect