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Apartments & Co-Ops
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This list includes the non-profit and cooperative
housing options within the community.
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Emergency Housing
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If short-term emergency housing is required due to
difficult or stressful times, contact these
community services. |
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Information & Resources
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Learn about housing options in the community - from
independent living to options within long term care
facilities - through these services. |
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| Nursing Facilities & Long Term Care
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There are more than 20 inpatient health care
facilities that provide nursing and personal care
over an extended period of time (usually more than
30 days). Clients can include the chronically ill,
frail elderly individuals or people with
disabilities as well as people who require
convalescent care. |
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Retirement Homes
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Residential homes or facilities offer personal care
and attention for older adults, people with
disabilities and others whose limitations prevent
them from living alone. Also known as adult
residential care homes, these facilities generally
provide a room (which may be shared), meals,
supervision, assistance with grooming and daily
living activities, and may specialize in specific
needs for people with Alzheimer s disease or with
developmental disabilities. |
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| Social Housing
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There are more than 8,000 social housing units in
Windsor-Essex, available for people with low to
moderate incomes, seniors, or people with special
needs. In order to find out about eligibility for
geared-to-income housing, |
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| Vacation Care
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Vacation care is temporary or intermittent care for
a loved one in the home or in community
settings/facilities. It provides a brief period of
rest or relief for family members, guardians or
others who are regular caregivers. |
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