SEOL CARE Special End of Life Care for People with a Disability

10/13/2026

WORTH KNOWING..

93% of canadians believe end of life planning is an essential topic.
Yet 1 in 5 have planned for end of life .

PLANNING REWARDS YOU WITH

1 peace of mind
2 direction
3 clarity
4 decisions / options are considered / information is provided
5 deciding power
6 paying attention to what matters to you/ what you are fearing / what concerns you / what challenges you may face
7 How to move from # 6 to decision mode

10/13/2026

10/12/2026

Explore the impact of diagnostic overshadowing in healthcare for adults with disabilities and the urgent need for better training in patient care.

10/09/2026

We plan for EVERYTHING.....but not for END OF LIFE ...

There remains so so many reasons for not doing so...

Yet what matters most is TAKING ONE STEP TOWARDS PLANNING....

START WITH DECIDING ON ..

where you would like to die....there are 4 choices?.

Home, group home , hospital, hospice ...

DOCUMENT YOUR REPLY

10/06/2026

ACP Canada offers a collection of tool kits, guides, videos, infographics, and stories to help you learn more about advance care planning.

10/05/2026

10/04/2026

Did you know 93% of people in Canada believe it’s important to talk about their wishes for their care with family and friends, yet only 1 in 5 has a plan.

Advance Care Planning is about making sure your values, preferences, and health care wishes are known if an unexpected illness or injury leaves you unable to speak for yourself.

Let’s bridge the gap together. Start your plan today at advancecareplanning.ca

10/04/2026

Creating an Advance Care Plan does not have to be complicated.

1️⃣ THINK about what is important to you.
2️⃣ LEARN about the care you want.
3️⃣ CHOOSE decision makers that you trust.
4️⃣ SHARE your wishes and preferences so the right people know what you want.
5️⃣ RECORD your preferences and decision maker(s).

You don't have to complete all 5 steps in one day ... the key is just starting!

Download the free Advance Care Planning Guide or App to walk through the process: www.advancecareplanning.ca.

10/04/2026

DISABILITY IS BEING RECOGNIZED ...JOIN THE WEBINAR OCT 6 2026

Advance Care Planning tools often fail Indigenous peoples, disabled individuals, LGBTQ+ persons, people experiencing homelessness, and incarcerated persons.

Join facilitator Prof. Phelim Boyle on Tuesday, October 6 (11:30 AM–3:00 PM ET) for a deep dive into dismantling historical barriers and building equitable, trauma-informed Advance Care Planning in Canada.

🟠 Reserve your spot today: https://loom.ly/9CWiOTU