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Peel Senior Link Client Satisfaction Survey - 2010

A survey instrument was developed to assess the satisfaction level of clients with our care and service. The questions in the survey were developed through an analysis of instruments in use in the hospital sector, the long-term sector, and the community support sector. For survey results... >> [more]

Peel Senior Link Annual General Meeting

Highlighting the Best Small-Medium Employers in Canada Program – 2010 Survey Results for Peel Senior Link. For more information on this presentation, the Board Chair/CEO Annual Report 2009-2010, and the Audited Statements for the year ended March 31, 2010... >> [more]

Media Release: Top 50 Best Small and Medium Employers in Canada!

Mississauga Ontario February 10, 2010 - Peel Senior Link is pleased to be named among the Top 50 Best Small and Medium Employers in Canada, and particularly ranking 23 within the top 25. The study, now in its sixth year, is published in the Globe and Mail and PROFIT Magazine. >> [more]

Mult Sectoral Service Accountability Agreement

Peel Senior Link signed its first Multi Sectoral Service Accountability Agreement with the Mississauga-Halton LHIN in March, 2009, for fiscal 2009-2011….

Annual Report 2008-2009

'Governing & Managing Growth in Challenging Economic Times'

Auditor's Report as of March 31, 2009

We have audited the statement of financial position of Peel Senior Link as at March 31, 2009 and the statements of changes in net assets (liabilities) and operations for the year then ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Organization's manaagement.

2007-2008 Board Chair/Executive Director Annual Report

Annual Report - 2007-2008 >> [more]

Auditor's Report as at March 31, 2007

Download the 2006/2007 Audited Financial Statements

Download PowerPoint presentations from the June 26th Community Support Services Network of South East Ontario conference

Raymond Applebaum, E.D., presented on Metamorphosis and the ASSIST model (seniors' integrated and comprehensive care) at the June 26th, 2007 Community Support Services Network of South East Ontario conference titled, 'Building Community Capacity to Deliver Care' in collaboration with OCSA Capacity Builders. >> [more]

Seniors Access Project - Exploring Access to Community Support Services

The Seniors Access Project is a collaborative effort with community agencies and the municipalities of Peel, Halton and Dufferin County. It is designed to build on the original needs assessment project in an effort to seek out solutions to improved access to community services for seniors in Halton, Peel, and Dufferin County. >> [more]

Auditor's Report as of March 31, 2006

We have audited the statement of financial position of Peel Senior Link as at March 31, 2006 and the statements of changes in net assets (liabilities) and operations for the year then ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Organization's manaagement. >> [more]

Geriatric Services Report

PDF Download: Raymond Applebaum, Co-chair presented the Geriatric Services Report to the Mississauga Halton Local Health Integration Network on May 2, 2006 >> [more]

2006 Peel Senior Link Annual General Meeting

"The Power Of Integrated And Innovative Partnerships": Download the full keynote in PDF >> [more]

2005-2006 Board Chairman and Executive Director's Report

Moving the Integration Yardstick Forward - Achieving Quality Health Care: Wow, what a difference a year can make! We truly moved the integration yardstick forward this past year through a broad range of agency and community, strategic activities and achievements. >> [more]

Aging in Peel

A free public lecture series presented by Peel Senior Link to raise the awareness of seniors and boomers about the issues and challenges of a rapidly growing aging population, and to connect them to community service providers and resources. >> [more]

January 20, 2005 - Advisory Committee on Seniors' Housing 'Opportunities in Older Adults' Housing

Download this PowerPoint presentation on the Advisory Committee on Seniors' Housing 'Opportunities in Older Adults' Housing >> [more]

News Release: Peel Senior Link Supports The United Way Of Peel Campaign - Coffee, Doughnut, Book And Raffle Sales

October 25, 2004 - MISSISSAUGA, ON - Having cravings for Tim Hortons hot coffee, fresh doughnuts and muffins? Would you like some mysteries, romance, suspense, crime or biographies to go with them? >> [more]

News Release: Wheelchair Race to Benefit Community

Peel Senior Link's Fundraiser for United Way Campaign: MISSISSAUGA, Ontario - Peel Senior Link staff are currently searching for the best, lightest and fastest set of wheels they can find, in order to win and be this year’s Wheelchair Race Champion >> [more]

Peel Seniors' Community Support Services Needs Study: Final Report, September, 2004

This study was undertaken with funding assistance from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the United Way of Peel Region, the Long-Term Care Division of the Peel Health Department, and the Community Care Access Centre of Peel. The study was conducted by a consulting team under the direction of a project steering committee which was administered through Peel Senior Link. >> [more]

Peel Senior Link Receives $70,256 From McGuinty Government To Help Seniors Remain Independent In The Community

Mississauga, Ontario - Peel Senior Link has been allocated $70,256 in new base funding from the McGuinty government as part of the $1,324,986 in new funding to community support agencies in Mississauga. Today's announcement for Mississauga agencies, represents 4.5% of the total provincial allocation of $29.2 million as announced on July 6, 2004. This will bring the total provincial funding for >> [more]

THE MISSISSISSAUGA NEWS: Seniors in Peel find their Link - June 23, 2004

At 94, Eileen is a poster child.

Her happy face, and those of 11 other seniors just like her, were introduced recently by Peel Senior Link (PSL) during its June Seniors' Month celebration. >> [more]

News Release: 12 Seniors Honoured

Peel Senior Link raises awareness of the importance for seniors to have the choice to live independently >> [more]