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We believe It Takes a Village to Care for today's seniors.

Days before the provincial COVID-19 lockdown was imposed, artist Ann Wingfield was featured in an art show in her home Village of Wentworth Heights.

Village Voice

A Celebration of Art and Aging

It’s March 12, 2020, and The Village of Wentworth Heights is bustling along Main Street, more vibrant today than is typical for an already vibrant Village. Main Street is alight with guests and residents, all eager to celebrate the artwork of resident and painter Ann Wingfield and the colourful...

Maddie's time at Aspen Lake prompted to her change career paths; here she is on her way north to Thunder Bay where she will study nursing at Lakehead University.

Village Voice

A New Generation of Schlegel Team Members Grew Up in...

Emily James and Maddie Potts were both just children when they first connected with life in a Schlegel Village. Emily’s mother Melanie was a recreation director in Kitchener’s Village of Winston Park when she recalls first visiting the Village; Maddie’s mother Joanne opened The Village of Aspen...

Arlene from The Village of Winston Park was one of many who received tribute from a loved one to celebrate Grandparents Day. "She has helped shaped us into the people that we are today," wrote her granddaughter Orisha, "and are forever grateful that she is our Grandma!"

Village Voice

Outpouring of Love to Celebrate Grandparents Day

For the third year running, Schlegel Villages sponsored a ‘contest’ in celebration of Grandparents Day, asking people connected to the Villages to share their views on why their grandparent could be considered the grandest. The response in 2020 was tremendous and on Sept. 13, many Villages...

During the 2019 Christmas season, Don, Claudette and Patricia spent time with caregivers Joy and Patrick in the Egerton Neighbourhood.

Village Voice

Reflecting on the Humber Heights Team of Caregivers

Once work life slowed in their later years, Don and Claudette Fligg would spend months at a time at their cottage on the shores of Lake Simcoe. Even after Don suffered a severe stroke in early 2018, the family would do all they could to get him there to be in his place of comfort. On a bright and...

Village Promotion

Why is yours the Grandest?

Submit your story, photo, or video about why your grandparent is the grandest and be entered into our draw to win a grand story written by our storyteller. Grandparent's Day is celebrated on September 13th, 2020 - Complete the form on this page.

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