Decor / Common Spaces – Apartments
Personal items may not be placed in common spaces without written permission. This includes furniture, exercise equipment, trinkets, wall decor or plants.
Personal items may not be placed in common spaces without written permission. This includes furniture, exercise equipment, trinkets, wall decor or plants.
Menno Place does not accept the donation of resident’s personal items. This includes clothing, furniture, recliners and paintings / wall art. There are rare occasions when an item may benefit another resident or the care home.
If you feel the item you wish to donate fits in this category, please contact the Life Enrichment Coordinator to discuss this possibility.
Menno Place staff are not permitted to accept gifts of cash or material possessions from residents or family. If you wish to express your appreciation, please consider an item that can be shared among the staff, such as a box of chocolates, a card or a bouquet of flowers.
Menno Place gratefully accepts financial donations towards campus-improvements as well as donations towards the purchase of a Memorial Bench. Click here for more information .
At Menno Place, we ask that you only bring in a few pieces of furniture, as space and storage are limited, and to ensure a safe environment.
Closets are equipped with shelves which provide an area to keep clothing.
Some rooms may only accommodate one chair, such as a recliner.
Other rooms may accommodate a small chair, small dresser/desk or side table, along with your television.
A washable comforter, pictures and photos from home all help give your new home a more personal touch.
Please speak to a member of your Care Team before bringing additional furniture.
We cannot assume responsibility for loss, damage, cleaning of upholstery or repair of any personal belongings.
We suggest you label all items.
Due to limited space, the amount of furniture, equipment or personal belongings in a room may need to be reduced if there is overcrowding.
Staff must be able (when necessary) to safely use a portable lift or other equipment to assist a resident. They will advise you if/when the removal of items becomes necessary for safety reasons.
Menno Place does not accept the donation of personal furnishings. Which includes furniture, recliners and paintings / wall art. There are rare occasions when an item may benefit another resident or the care home.
If you feel the item you wish to donate fits in this category, please contact the Life Enrichment Coordinator to discuss this possibility.
Menno Place Campus is one of the largest senior’s care campuses in British Columbia. There are 700 seniors living on 11 acres across from the Abbotsford Regional Hospital. Menno Place is governed by the Mennonite Benevolent Society which founded faith-based seniors care on this location in 1953.
All materials available on the www.MennoPlaceLife.com website are published for the sole purpose of keeping informed those family, friends and residents who live or have a loved one living on the Menno Place campus. These materials may be shared with others who are also connected to the Menno Place campus in this way. No content or material may be used or shared in any other context without the written permission of the Menno Place Director who oversees communications.
Menno Place
32945 Marshall Road
Abbotsford, BC V2S 1K1
604.859.7631
info@mennoplace.ca
More Information: 604.851.4000