Chef’s Plate, an elevated dinner experience for residents, families and friends of Menno Place is accepting reservations for August 22 and September 26th. Call 604.851.4004 to make a reservation.
Join the fun as we celebrate Grandparents Day on Saturday, September 12th in the Menno Home Courtyard!
Get your tickets now for the BBQ happening on July 23rd.
Chef’s Plate offers a restaurant style meal without the pressure of tipping, taxes or managing challenges of mobility and transportation.
We appreciate how important it is for you to speak with our staff in a timely fashion. On occasion, there may be times when your call is not immediately answered by a staff member. If this happens, please leave a voicemail message so that we can ensure your message is directed to the appropriate staff member and we can respond as soon as possible to you.
In order for us to call you back, please leave a voicemail message that includes:
We are actively monitoring voicemail messages and the appropriate team member will return your call as soon as possible.
Warm regards,
Sharon Simpson
Director, Community Enrichment
Please take the survey to let us know how lost items have impacted you and your loved one. Menno Place is running a pilot project where small trackers are securely attached to resident’s essential items.
Following the British Columbia Nurses’ Union (BCNU) announcement of job action at worksites across the province, we want to reassure residents, families, and loved ones that Menno Place has an Essential Services Plan in place to ensure the continued delivery of safe, compassionate, and consistent care. This plan was built in collaboration with the union and is designed to protect the health, safety, and well-being of all those who call our campus home.
Residents and families can be confident that care services will continue across our entire campus, including Long-Term Care, Assisted Living, and Independent Living. Essential staffing levels and care priorities have been established to ensure residents continue to receive the support they need. Our focus remains on providing a safe, stable, and well-coordinated environment where the dignity, comfort, and well-being of residents remain at the centre of every decision.
Menno Place has a long-standing commitment to operational readiness, emergency preparedness, and service continuity. Our leadership team is actively monitoring developments and working closely with union representatives and health system partners to ensure plans remain responsive to the circumstances.
Residents and families should expect normal operations, including visits, activities, and care routines.
Should any significant changes occur, we will communicate promptly and transparently on the www.MennoPlace.ca website.
As a faith-based community, we invite residents, families, team members, volunteers, and supporters to join us in prayer for everyone involved and for a positive resolution to the job action. We take comfort in knowing that we are in the Lord’s hands and trust in His guidance, peace, and provision for our community during this time.
You’re invited to two events that support caregivers through anticipatory grief care, emotional support, and community connection.
All around the event you could hear the excitement as residents recognized cars from their own history.
Thank you to everyone who joined us. If you weren’t able to be there you can watch the full memorial here.
