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Abuse and neglect of older adults Information for family caregivers

… by a spouse, partner or adult children. Families may help an aging parent or spouse with daily activities, … different. Some family relationships are very positive and supportive. Others experience mixed feelings, conflict and … in later life. Good communication Good communication and support within families, as well as between couples, are …

Understanding harm reduction Substance use

… and drug policy. The aim of harm reduction is to support the health and wellbeing of people who use … of driving under the influence of substances Outreach and support programs Information and resources on safer ways to … include medication to reverse an opioid poisoning. This helps prevent brain injury and death Overdose prevention …

Seniors as emergency response volunteers

… Seniors are a valuable resource in our community. Many can help with emergency preparations and respond as volunteers … These services can include: Lodging Clothing Emotional support resources Crisis information Reuniting families How … In British Columbia, the provincial government’s Emergency Support Services provides immediate, short-term assistance …

Healthy eating for chronic hepatitis

… for chronic hepatitis? No. Try to eat as well as you can to help support your liver and overall health. Aim for a healthy … or health. Reaching and maintaining your best weight can support liver health. For people with fatty liver disease, …

Sleep related infant death

… with your health care provider if you or your partner want help to reduce or stop your cigarette use. You can also call … crack, cocaine, heroin, and others If you would like support for any kind of substance use (including alcohol or … other drugs), free, confidential information and telephone support is available from the Alcohol and Drug Information …

Your child and play from birth to 3 years

… the first to play with your baby. Playing with your baby helps you build a strong attachment that will give your … playing with your baby in a caring and nurturing way will support all aspects of their healthy development. As your … can see your face Putting you hand under you baby’s chin to support the head until your baby is strong enough to do it …

Community evacuation information for seniors

… who live alone or are sick or disabled will need special support and an emergency plan. What will happen if I have to … can I prepare to evacuate in an emergency? Create a trusted support network of at least 3 people to assist you during an … footwear and an emergency blanket Whistle, to signal for help Pen and notepad Local map with your family meeting …

Time for bed

… that your baby gets enough nap time during the day can also help them sleep well at night. At about 6 months, your … asleep on their own. This is an important skill that will help both of you have more restful nights. To help teach your baby how to fall asleep on their own: …

Managing constipation with diet adults

… been constipated for several days and diet changes have not helped You have intense pain in your belly or rectum (bum) … Blockage of stool in the large intestine How can my diet help with constipation? Fibre and fluids work together to help keep your bowel movements regular. Fibre-rich foods …

The benefits of immunizing your child

… vaccines on time. When you get your child immunized, you help protect others as well If your child is immune to the … get sick and infect others. Your child’s vaccines will help protect: Your family, friends and neighbours Young … such as cancer or other medical conditions Vaccines help protect all parts of your child’s body Vaccines help …