Community Care volunteers recognized for years of service at Ontario Volunteer Service Awards Each year, the Government of Ontario invites not for profit organizations to nominate six volunteers to be recognized for their long and dedicated service. Prince Edward Community Care proudly submitted the names of six outstanding individuals. If we could, we would nominate all 400 incredible volunteers who help us support seniors to live at home. On July 12th, the Ontario Volunteer Service Awards were held at the Ramada Inn in Belleville. Among those recognized for their years of service to Community Care  were: Marilyn MacDonald, who has generously volunteered for over 20 years in various roles including delivering Meals on Wheels, supporting the Thrift Shop, and assisting with

Each week, more than 20 walkers enjoy social time and exercise at the Picton indoor supervised walking program offered by the Prince Edward Community Care for Seniors. At a spry 95 years of age, Vera Godfroy (left) volunteers one day a week. A partnership between Prince Edward Community Care and the local school board has led to a successful relaunch of the Picton walking program. This supervised walking program offers a safe environment to enjoy social time and get exercise during the cold winter months. Volunteers work with community care staff to oversee the day-to-day operation of the walking program including taking attendance, ensuring name tags and proper footwear are worn, and reporting any problems or concerns to agency staff. At