
Support Services Appreciation Day | Jennifer Quan
Jennifer had a different type of war she was fighting at her site. The staff there is truly amazing. The employees came in daily and locked down their site like
At the beginning of 2022, SafeCare BC met with support services workers, managers, and leaders to learn more about the needs of these workers. We heard appreciation and respect for these workers and stories of how their impact directly affects the well-being of people receiving care.
Support services workers play an integral role on the care team, and their hard work directly contributes to the best quality of care possible. To show our respect and appreciation to these workers; SafeCare BC is establishing a Support Services Appreciation Day on September 22nd.
Below are just some fantastic, amazing people who work in Support Services roles. Please show your appreciation for Support Services on September 22nd by tagging us on social media (Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter) with photos and stories of your support services team for a chance to win a prize!
Jennifer had a different type of war she was fighting at her site. The staff there is truly amazing. The employees came in daily and locked down their site like
Just before the pandemic hit her site, Margaret worked at another facility helping out. No one really knew what was happening, and everyone took day to day because the information
Natalie, a food service team member, is never without a smile and a kind word. Her positive attitude is infectious, and she consistently goes above and beyond for her team
Mulugieta, one of our amazing housekeepers, was nominated by members of the care team who noticed he always has a kind word and a smile for everyone he meets. Muley
Diana works hard to support the Visitation Program here at Menno Place. She desires to keep the families connected to their loved ones that live at Menno Place. Diana has
Sam works hard to support the Visitation Program here at Menno Place. He desires to keep the families connected to their loved ones that live at Menno Place while keeping
Our support services team is a fantastic group of people who are dedicated to keeping our care home clean and our residents safe and well-fed :). During the pandemic (and
Just before the pandemic hit her site, Margaret worked at another facility helping out. No one really knew what was happening, and everyone took day to day because the information
Tabor Village is blessed to have an amazing staff in all departments of our support services. Many are long-term employees and have supported seniors for up to 35 years. Every
The recreation staff at Menno Place is an amazing team who have come together post-COVID to re-invigorate the recreation program for residents and families. Below is our video and collage–an
Our support services team at Freedom and Liberty Place brings much-needed helping hands, delicious food, and lots of fun to our assisted living facilities! Our amazing team works year-round to
The things that we appreciate most about the support services workers in our organization are their team efforts, dedication, determination, commitment, flexibility, and energy in working tirelessly and accepting challenges
You’re a part of the care team—which means the same resources that apply to other healthcare workers also apply to you. Here’s a selection of resources and tools you might find helpful.
Safety Huddles
All care team members should be part of a safety huddle. That includes support services workers, as you interact directly with care recipients.
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