Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans
At the Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care, we have a wide range of services to suit your needs from 24 hour monitoring care as well as a therapeutic pool and a chapel for all denominations. We Can't forget our caring staff that is capable of speaking many different languages including French, Polish, Italian, Tamil, Cantonese and Tagalog and many more.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Mission of Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care is to provide the highest quality of long term care for our Veterans, their families and the community.
The Mission Statement is based on a number of principles and beliefs which have been adopted as the philosophy of the Centre and which serve as a guide to the Directors, staff, volunteers and all those who are involved in the provision of services to our residents.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Mission of Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care is to provide the highest quality of long term care for our Veterans, their families and the community.
The Mission Statement is based on a number of principles and beliefs which have been adopted as the philosophy of the Centre and which serve as a guide to the Directors, staff, volunteers and all those who are involved in the provision of services to our residents.
| Our Board of Directors Royal Canadian Legion District “D” Care Centres Board of Directors 2015-2017 Officers & Directors | |
|---|---|
| Chairman: | Neala Taylor |
| Vice Chairman: | David Adamson |
| Treasurer: | |
| Directors: | Catherine Hilge Joan Fenech Ed Sparling Sheila Burrows Shady Mikhail David Mallette Jerry Chadwick Jay Burford |
| Medical Director: | Thos. C. Doak, MB.BCh.BAO |
| Attending Physician: | Nancy Wu, M.D. |
Fundraising Needs & Efforts
The not-for-profit Centre, named for Tony Stacey, the World War II Sergeant who with other veterans fought tirelessly to found the Centre, is located in Toronto and accepts veterans from across Canada. It is distinguished by the fact that it is the only veterans' long term care facility that accepts non-serving spouses of veterans, non-overseas veterans, veterans of conflicts post Korea and peacekeepers.
"The Tony Stacey Centre is a vital hub in the lives of veterans," said Jan DeVries, noting how essential it is to have a long term care facility where spouses are not separated simply by virtue of illness. "Canada has rallied to preserve our World War II history through the building of monuments, the stamping of coins and the saving of medals – all of which are important. The time has come to help the actual men and women who served our country. World War II Veterans need the Tony Stacey Centre – and so will those who have served our country since and who are serving now," he added.
Some of our funding areas include:
Events-A Golf Tournament
Ride to Remember-Motorcycle Ride, Hosted by 1st CAV Normandy Unit
Operating expense donations
Walkathon Hosted by Royal Canadian Legions in September
We are interested in expanding/beginning:
Retiling our Arthritic Pool
Events-A Golf Tournament
Ride to Remember-Motorcycle Ride, Hosted by 1st CAV Normandy Unit
Operating expense donations
Walkathon Hosted by Royal Canadian Legions in September
We are interested in expanding/beginning:
Retiling our Arthritic Pool
Our Sponsors
Thank you to our sponsors for their generous support.
Inquiries regarding events, fundraising, donations and media
Development and Public Relations:
Diana LeBlanc
Email: dleblanc@tonystaceycentre.ca
Phone: 416-284-3333
Diana LeBlanc
Email: dleblanc@tonystaceycentre.ca
Phone: 416-284-3333
We have met our goal and the work on the roof is now completed!!
Thank you for all your help, the power of community is amazing!!
$220000
Raise The Roof Donations
20000
Veterans, Spouses, Dependents and Community members since 1976
Ways To Donate
Every dollar will help. Please contribute if you can. Thank you so much for your support!
Canadian Registered Charity
Registered As: ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION DISTRICT D CARE CENTRES
BN: 107933103RR0001
This Months Calendar
Information
1Accessible Customer Service Plan
Providing Goods and Services to People with Disabilitie
2Assisted Devices
We will ensure staff are trained and familiar with various assistive devices that may be used by customers with disabilities while accessing our goods or services. Customers are welcome to use their assisted devices while on site. Motorized vehicles must be used with the safety of others in mind.
3Communication
We will communicate with people with disabilities in ways that take into account their disability.
4Service Animals
We welcome people with disabilities and their service animals. Service animals are allowed on the parts of our premises that are open to the public.
5Support Persons
A person with a disability who is accompanied by a support person will be allowed to have that person accompany them on our premises. Support persons are not charged for services.
6Notice of Temporarily Distruption
In the event of a planned or unexpected disruption to services or facilities for customers with disabilities, Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care will notify customers promptly. This clearly posted notice will include information about the reason for the disruption, its anticipated length of time and a description of alternative facilities or services, if available. The notice will be placed at the service that is out of order, the front lobby and posted on website.
7Training for Staff
Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care will provide training to employees, volunteers and others who deal with the public or other third parties on their behalf. Individuals in the following positions will be trained:
This training will be provided to staff within two weeks of hiring. Training will include:
- All Managers
- Charge Nurses
- Front office personal
- Maintenance
- Housekeeping
- Dietary
- Recreation
This training will be provided to staff within two weeks of hiring. Training will include:
- An overview of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 and the requirements of the customer service standard Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care's accessible customer service plan.
- How to interact and communicate with people with various types of disabilities
- How to interact with people with disabilities who use an assistive device or require the assistance of a service animal or a support person.
- On-going training is provided on the proper use of assisted devises including wheelchairs, walkers or other items.
- What to do if a person with a disability is having difficulty in accessing Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care's goods and services
- Staff will also be trained when changes are made to your accessible customer service plan.
8Feedback Process
Customers who wish to provide feedback on the way Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care provides goods and services to people with disabilities can email info@tonystaceycentre.ca or call us at 416-284-9235 all feedback will be directed to the Executive Director. Customers can expect to hear back in 5 days. Complaints will be addressed according to our organization's regular complaint management procedures.
9Modifications To This Or Other Policies
Any policy of Tony Stacey Centre for Veterans Care that does not respect and promote the dignity and independence of people with disabilities will be modified or removed.
Contact Us
Tony Stacey Centre For Veterans & Residences
59 Lawson Rd, Toronto, ON M1C 2J1
59 Lawson Rd, Toronto, ON M1C 2J1
Email Us
info@tonystaceycentre.ca
Phone Us
(416) 284-9235
Fax Us
(416) 284-7169