Nominations for Fraser Health Care Community Awards

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Do you know someone who should be recognized in the broader Fraser Health care community?

The goal of the the Fraser Health Care Community Awards is to recognize individuals who demonstrate exemplary contributions to improving the quality of life for Care Community residents and embody the values of comfort, caring, and connection. Examples can include but are not limited to: quality of care, leadership, innovation, quality improvement, resident and family-centred care, team collaborator, “quiet heroes”, volunteers or staff in non-leadership roles.

Awards available will recognize individuals from each region (Fraser North, Fraser South, and Fraser East) for a maximum of nine awards across Fraser Health Care Community.

Nominations will be received until February 7, 2025 at 12:00 PM. Individuals nominated must be:

  1. An active staff member or volunteer of a Fraser Health Owned and Operated or Affiliated Care Community.
  2.  A physician or clinician in good standing with the corresponding regulatory body (e.g. College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, British Columbia College of Nurses & Midwives) if applicable.

To submit a nomination go to bit.ly/FHCCawards or scan the QR code below.

Thank You for Your Generosity!

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Over the holiday season the Menno Place community and the broader Abbotsford community showed up for us in some spectacular ways.

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Thank you, Sock Angels!

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Thanks to you, we collected more than 725 pairs of new, warm socks!

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Safety During Viral Respiratory Illness Season

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On January 7, 2025 the BC Ministry of Health put out new public health orders to help keep everyone safe during the current Viral Respiratory Illness Season. Posters have gone up around campus. These new guidelines apply to all buildings on our campus and will stay in place until the Public Health Officer declares VRI season over.

Do not visit if you are sick. 

Please wash your hands often and wear a mask for the safety of our residents.

  • Wear your mask in common areas and resident spaces
  • Mask not required for 1 on 1 visits
  • Draw the curtains to create a safe space in a shared room

A mask is required if you are visiting more than one resident.

No social distancing required and there is no limit on number of visits or visitors.

Thank you for keeping our vulnerable residents safe!

A heartfelt THANKS for your support on our first Giving Tuesday!

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We are incredibly grateful to each and every one of you who joined us in our first Giving Tuesday campaign at Menno Place.

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TE Driveway Closed Dec 9th

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To: All Terrace East Residents, Family and Friends
From: Leonard Klassen
Date: December 5, 2024
Re: Terrace East Driveway Closed on Dec 9th

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Please be advised that on Monday, December 9th, the Terrace East driveway will be closed from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM due to Fortis Gas road excavation work. There will be ambulance access only. If you need to pick up a loved one from Terrace East on Monday morning we recommend the Terrace West main entrance as an alternative.

Please refer to the map below for the areas affected by this disruption.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and cooperation. If you questions please contact the Life Enrichment team.

 

It’s Giving Tuesday!

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 Giving Tuesday is December 3rd, but you can keep giving through December 6th. Together we can make real and positive change for our 700 treasured residents

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Help brighten Lives this Giving Tuesday

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Giving Tuesday is December 3rd, and this year you can help brighten the lives of the 700 seniors who call Menno Place home.

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Strong Winds and Heavy Rainfall: Special Weather Statement

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A strong fall storm system will direct an atmospheric river towards the South Coast, bringing heavy rain to the region. Rain is expected to begin early in the day on Friday and continue into Sunday morning.

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Upcoming Overnight Water Shut Offs

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We are upgrading our water systems on campus. As a result, there will be a complete water shutdown (hot and cold) overnight on the following dates. All nursing staff will have access to hand wash stations while the water is shut off. We trust that the overnight hours will have only a minimal impact on our tenants.

Water Shut Off Schedule:


For tenants who live in the apartments:

Ensure you have some water set aside to drink before you go to bed. Every toilet gets one flush after the water is shut down; you may wish to fill a bucket with water for an additional flush. Hand sanitizer can be used to clean your hands as needed.

For residents who live in Long-Term Care:

Care staff will make sure you have what you need.

For all:

We will have maintenance staff on campus during this time. The fire sprinkler system will remain active during the shutdown.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.