Statement by Guy Chartrand, Bruyère's President and CEO
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Like a health care hero, within three months of arriving, Mother Élisabeth Bruyère established the city’s first general hospital, created a home for the aging, opened a school, and set up an orphanage.
With a grant from the Ottawa Community Foundation, Connected Canadians will soon begin rolling out programs at Bruyère that will offer our senior residents the opportunity to enhance their technology skills.
We welcomed close to 300 people throughout the day. It’s clear that Ottawans are excited about the research happening here and its potential for helping people stay healthy and autonomous.
Bruyère’s Artist-in-Residence program aims to improve the quality of life for our patients and caregivers by giving them the opportunity to express themselves creatively.
Who doesn't like to receive flowers? Thérèse Lorrain, a volunteer at Bruyère knows something about it.
Bruyère expanded its holiday giving campaign to include seniors. “Santa for Seniors” is a partnership between Bruyère, the Good Companions Seniors’ Centre, and Tea and Toast.
On May 26 and 27, 2018, join Bruyère Foundation and stroke survivor Tim Kerr for the Scotiabank Charity Challenge during the Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend.
From April 15 to 21, volunteers from across the country will be celebrated as part of National Volunteer Week!