We have a communal lounge which is the perfect place to socialise or sit and relax and enjoy some quiet time to yourself. We feel it is important for you to bring your personal items and keepsakes to really create a home from home. The bus and rail network nearby makes it easy for you to travel to the local town, Belfast City Centre and beyond.īuilt in 1967, this small cosy house has seven ensuite rooms, each with a level deck shower and ample space to bring along your own furniture to decorate the room to your liking.
We are fortunate to be within walking distance of local amenities such as cafes, restaurants and shops.
To learn more about the program, visit the Assisted Living National Program Guidelines 2022-2023.Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in Carrickfergus, Abbeyfield House provides a peaceful and friendly atmosphere for our residents. If you are ordinarily resident on reserve and wish to find out if you are eligible to receive assisted living services such as in-home care, adult foster care and institutional care under the Assisted Living Program, contact your band's assisted living coordinator or your band's manager. If you are an individual looking for services: Ontario and Yukon receive funding on an annual basis as part of intergovernmental agreements. The department provides funds annually to First Nations through their core funding agreements. If you are a First Nation, contact your regional office for more details. DeadlineĪnnual deadlines vary, depending on the signing of the annual agreements. Individuals who are off reserve to obtain care not available on reserve are considered ordinarily resident on reserve and eligible for funding through the Assisted Living Program, if all eligibility criteria are met. Ordinarily resident on reserve means that individuals live on reserve and do not maintain a primary residence off reserve. Who qualifies as ordinarily resident on reserve Residents of the Northwest Territories or Nunavut are covered by their territorial government program. Individuals must not have the means to obtain such services themselves, or access to other sources of support from the federal, provincial or Yukon governments. Who can receive assisted living servicesĪny individual living on reserve, or ordinarily resident on reserve, who has been formally assessed by a health care provider (in the provinces or Yukon) as requiring social support services. Individuals who believe they may be eligible to receive these services should contact their band's assisted living coordinator or their band manager to arrange an assessment by a health care provider. institutional care for those needing personal non-medical 24-hour careįirst Nations, provinces and Yukon receive funding on an annual basis as part of agreements negotiated between the federal, provincial and Yukon governments.įirst Nations, provinces and Yukon then provide assisted living services to eligible recipients.This program provides funding for non-medical, social support services to seniors, adults with chronic illness, and children and adults with a disability (mental and physical) on reserve to help them maintain their independence. Assisted Living Program provides funds to identified service providers to help provide non-medical, social support services to people living on-reserve with chronic illness or disability.
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