We had a fantastic time meeting with seniors at the Saint John West Days Bingo at the Royal Canadian Legion Lancaster Branch #69!
We were also happy to meet New Brunswick’s Minister of Health and former CEO of the Horizon Health Network, John Dornan, the Premier of New Brunswick, Susan Holt, and the minister responsible for the New Brunswick Housing Corporation, David Hickey.
Senior Caring Home Support is honored to announce that our organization has been selected as a Finalist for the NEC Advocacy Award at the Newcomer Employment Champion Awards held on March 27, 2026
With the YMCA NEC Team Ngozi & ChidiogoWith the keynote speaker, Mike Timani, President/CEO of Fancy PokketWith Saint John Newcomers Centre, Tavia & WorkingNB, MelissaWith KaylaCo, Michael Sadavoy
This recognition reflects our organization’s continued commitment to advancing inclusive employment practices, supporting workforce integration, and strengthening the delivery of compassionate home support services within the communities we serve.
Being nominated and recognized as a finalist represents a significant milestone for Senior Caring Home Support. It highlights the collective efforts of our leadership team, healthcare professionals, and community partners who work diligently to foster opportunities for newcomers while addressing the increasing demand for skilled caregivers in the healthcare sector.
Through collaborative partnerships with organizations such as the YMCA of Greater Moncton and initiatives under the Newcomer Employment Champion Program, our organization continues to support workforce development by creating pathways for individuals pursuing careers in caregiving and personal support services.
This recognition affirms the impact of our organizational values—professionalism, compassion, inclusion, and service excellence. It also reinforces our commitment to building a strong and diverse healthcare workforce dedicated to delivering high-quality care to seniors and individuals requiring support.
Senior Caring Home Support extends its sincere appreciation to our employees, partners, and stakeholders whose continued trust and collaboration make this work possible. We remain committed to strengthening our community by empowering caregivers and ensuring our clients receive the professional and compassionate care they deserve.
As we grow older, our sleep patterns shift — and understanding these natural changes can help seniors and caregivers support better rest.
Aging often brings:
Less deep, restorative sleep
Shorter sleep cycles
Changes in circadian rhythm
Earlier sleep and wake times
These changes are normal, but they can affect health and well-being if left unaddressed. Learn what’s happening behind the scenes — and how to adapt with care.
Sleep isn’t just rest — it’s a vital part of overall health for older adults.
Adequate sleep supports everything from immune strength and heart health to emotional balance and cognitive function. But unfortunately, many myths still surround sleep and aging.
In this post, we’re busting common myths and sharing why sleep matters more than ever as we age.
Whether you’re a senior, caregiver, or healthcare provider — knowing the facts can make all the difference.
Did you know that sleep patterns change as we age — and that poor sleep can seriously impact seniors’ health?
In our latest guide, we explore the connection between aging and sleep, the most common disorders older adults face, and practical self-care strategies to promote better rest.
From recognizing signs of poor sleep to knowing when to seek help, we’re here to support healthy aging through awareness, compassion, and care.
These incredible individuals are the heart of our frontline care — providing compassionate, hands-on support to seniors and adults throughout the Saint John region.
Whether it’s helping with daily tasks or offering emotional encouragement, their presence makes a real difference in our clients’ lives every single day.
We’re truly grateful for their kindness, dedication, and commitment to culturally sensitive care.
“Providing hands-on, compassionate care to seniors across our local community.”
We’re excited to officially launch our online presence!
At Senior Caring Home Support, we believe in empowering lifelong learning and connection. Our platform is dedicated to helping students and instructors grow through structured, accessible, and supportive online education — designed especially for those involved in senior care.
What We Offer:
In-home senior care, customized for dignity, culture & comfort
Government-contracted services across NB Regions 2, 4, 5, 6 & 8
Support for vulnerable populations under the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP)
Internationally sourced, compassionate PSWs through the Atlantic Immigration Program
And through our Crow’s Nest-Ed Learning Center, we go a step further — training the next generation of Personal Support Workers (PSWs) with programs tailored for newcomers, adult learners & career changers.
What Makes Us Unique?
– Cultural sensitivity at every level of care
– Diverse, multilingual support teams
– Hands-on training & career pathways for PSWs
– Deep ties to our communities in New Brunswick
Based in Saint John, NB | info@seniorcaringhomesupport.net