Journey Home Hospice

03/23/2026

Join us in congratulating Jennadale Isaacs for being selected as a recipient of the 2025 SE Health First Nations, Inuit and Métis Health Services Scholarship!

This $5,000 scholarship, granted through Saint Elizabeth Foundation and supported by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Toronto as part of their commitment to Truth and Reconciliation through the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund, is open to Indigenous students enrolled in full-time, certified post-secondary health profession programs.

03/20/2026

Through the reception and welcome desk at Saint Elizabeth Foundation | Journey Home Hospice, volunteers are often the first point of connection, offering a warm greeting, guidance, and a calm, reassuring presence.

These simple moments help create a sense of comfort and belonging from the very first interaction.

Interested in becoming a volunteer?
👉 Visit: https://lnkd.in/d2ihfFdX

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03/19/2026

Saint Elizabeth Foundation is grateful to be featured in Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Toronto March edition of their Insights & Encounters newsletter.

Our story reflects on Hospice Palliative Care Ontario’s MPP Day at Queen’s Park, where leaders in the end-of-life care space across the province came together to advocate for hospice palliative care and the essential role of community-based supports.

We were honoured to contribute to these important conversations, helping ensure lived experience and community expertise continue to shape public policy.

Read more: https://lnkd.in/eDwNBPcM

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✨ Our March issue of Insights & Encounters is here!

This month, we celebrate the everyday moments where subsidiarity and community building come to life.

May these stories inspire hope and remind you of the strength we share when we work together to manifest positive change.

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03/18/2026

Join us in congratulating Delaine Fredlund for being selected as a recipient of the 2025 SE Health First Nations, Inuit and Métis Health Services Scholarship! ✨️

This $5,000 scholarship, granted through Saint Elizabeth Foundation and supported by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Toronto as part of their commitment to Truth and Reconciliation through the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund, is open to Indigenous students enrolled in full-time, certified post-secondary health profession programs.

03/17/2026

During a recent music therapy session at Saint Elizabeth Foundation | Journey Home Hospice, a ToneChime set was used to create gentle, resonant sounds together. The therapist shared how much the experience was enjoyed, bringing a sense of calm, connection, and expression to the space.

Experiences like these reflect the importance of integrating therapeutic programming into care, supporting emotional well-being, encouraging expression, and fostering meaningful connection at every stage of the journey.

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03/12/2026

With the Foundation, Endowment & Not-for-Profit Investment Summit 2026 in Toronto now wrapped up, members of the Saint Elizabeth Foundation | SE Health team were grateful to spend two days in conversation with peers across the philanthropic sector.

Discussions throughout the summit focused on the responsibility foundations carry in stewarding the resources entrusted to them, ensuring financial decisions remain closely aligned with mission and long-term community impact.

At Saint Elizabeth Foundation, this responsibility guides how we invest and steward resources so they continue to support compassionate care, innovation, and programs like Journey Home Hospice that serve some of the most vulnerable members of our communities.

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Vinod Rajasekaran, Executive Lead, SE Impact Ventures
Fr. Dr. Matthew Durham, Executive Director, Saint Elizabeth Foundation

03/11/2026

Members of the Saint Elizabeth Foundation | SE Health team were grateful to attend Day 1 of the Foundation, Endowment & Not-for-Profit Investment Summit 2026 in Toronto, joining colleagues from across the philanthropic sector.

A key theme throughout the day was the importance of aligning financial stewardship with mission. For foundations, how we invest and steward resources is inseparable from why we exist.

At Saint Elizabeth Foundation, we remain committed to ensuring the resources entrusted to us continue to advance compassionate care, innovation, and support for the communities we serve, including through programs like Journey Home Hospice.

We are grateful to be in conversation with peers who share a deep commitment to responsible stewardship and mission-driven impact.

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03/10/2026

Members of the leadership team from Journey Home Hospice, a proud program of the Saint Elizabeth Foundation, were grateful for the warm welcome from the team at Victoria Manor in Windsor, Ontario.

The visit was a meaningful opportunity to connect, learn more about the important work taking place at Victoria Manor, and reflect on our shared commitment to compassionate care and support for some of the most vulnerable members of the Windsor-Essex community.

We are thankful for the hospitality of the Victoria Manor team and for the spirit of collaboration that strengthens care across our community.

We look forward to future collaborations.

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03/09/2026

We were thrilled to join the leadership team of the Homelessness and Housing Help Hub (H4) to learn more about the incredible work taking place to support people experiencing homelessness in our community.

Representatives from Journey Home Hospice Windsor and the Saint Elizabeth Foundation were grateful for the opportunity to connect with partners, hear about the impact of this collaborative initiative, and learn more about how H4 brings together housing, health, and social services to support individuals on their journey toward stability.

The Homelessness and Housing Help Hub (H4), supported by the City of Windsor, is an inspiring example of community organizations working together to provide coordinated, compassionate support for some of the most vulnerable members of our community.

Thank you to the H4 leadership team and partners for the important work you do each day. We look forward to continued collaboration as we work together to ensure dignity, care, and support for all.

Learn more about H4:
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03/08/2026

🌹 Happy International Women’s Day 🌹

Today we recognize the women across SE Health and the Saint Elizabeth Foundation whose leadership, compassion, and commitment advance equity, dignity, and care for our communities.

Founded in 1908 by four pioneering female nurses, and inspired by our namesake Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, a 13th-century saint who went where no one else wanted to tread, our organization continues a legacy of courage, service, and compassion that guides everything we do.

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03/05/2026

Through the Let’s Chat program at Saint Elizabeth Foundation | Journey Home Hospice, volunteers spend time in one-to-one conversation with individuals receiving care — offering presence, kindness, and a listening ear.

These moments of connection help reduce isolation and create space for dignity, humanity, and belonging during a vulnerable time.

Interested in becoming a Let's Chat volunteer?
👉 Visit: https://lnkd.in/d2ihfFdX

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03/03/2026

A game of cribbage is more than a pastime. It can spark memory, encourage conversation, and create connection.

At Saint Elizabeth Foundation | Journey Home Hospice, recreational activities are thoughtfully integrated into our model of care, creating opportunities for familiarity, choice, and meaningful engagement.

Quality end-of-life care is not only about clinical support, it’s also about honouring the whole person, including the moments that bring comfort, joy, and connection.

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