Season of Celebration
Season of Celebration brings the community together to support patients and residents like Bill Thompson at St. Joseph’s Health Care London during the holidays and throughout the year.
Whether a person is at St. Joseph’s Health Care London for an hour-long appointment or making their home at St. Joseph’s as a resident, being in hospital can be intimidating, confusing and sometimes lonely. That’s where the generosity of donors like you makes all the difference.
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Make Your Season of Celebration Gift Today
Your Generous Gift Will Support Life-Changing Care
Therapeutic Programming
Engaging activities grounded in evidence-based care like art and music therapy, gardening and group games or shared meals nurture comfort and connection for patients and residents. These programs may look like fun − but they’re proven to improve physical and mental wellbeing. Participants often sleep better, eat more, move more and feel less loneliness and anxiety, helping them heal in body, mind and spirit.
Medical Equipment
Specialized tools allow care teams to diagnose, treat and monitor illness or injury while providing compassionate care. Bladder scanners offer gentle, non-invasive bedside scans − replacing painful procedures and ensuring comfort, dignity and faster, more accurate care. SMART TVs and pillow speakers bring connection and joy to patients who cannot leave their beds − offering entertainment, therapeutic programming and a vital link to the world beyond their hospital room.
You’re Supporting Care, Comfort and Connection
Your generosity ensures that St. Joseph’s remains a place where healing care includes compassion, comfort and connection − helping people live fuller, more meaningful lives.
Your Donation Matters to Bill, Fern, Jamie and Doris
Bill
Living with cerebral palsy and mobility challenges, Bill regained strength, balance and confidence through compassionate care and St. Joseph’s innovative rehabilitation program.
Fern
A lifelong musician and proud mother, Fern found unexpected joy and belonging at St. Joseph’s, where caring staff, meaningful programs, and volunteer opportunities enrich her days.
Jamie
Jamie came to the Veterans Program in search of a place to recover, rehabilitate and begin again. After nearly a year, he’s feeling independent once again, and is deeply grateful for the care he receives.
Doris
After life-threatening illness and a year in hospital, Doris rebuilt her strength and spirit at St. Joseph’s. She found healing, friendship and purpose through community, activities and care.