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GEORGIAN SOUTH DISTRICT PROJECT 2011 – 2012

This year’s District Project is in support of the Barrie branch of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario and the Cardiac Ward of the Southlake Regional Health Centre in Newmarket.

Virtually all families of our members have been touched in some way by heart disease, and we are very fortunate to live in an area which has such wonderful facilities.  Many of our members and their families have directly benefited from the research and/or health care provided by these two organizations.  It is the hope of the District Project Committee and our DDGM that this campaign will receive active support during the coming Masonic year.

You can help to support these worthwhile projects by making a charitable donation through Spry Lodge.

Always refer to project # 2462

Larry Woodruff (project chairman): (905) 729-3833

Andy Emslie: (905) 729-2211

Paul Gower: (705) 435-7018

Or send cheque to:

Spry Lodge, AF & AM
PO Box 567
Beeton Ontario L0G 1A0

GEORGIAN SOUTH DISTRICT PROJECT 2010 – 2011

The 2010 - 2011 District Project was in support of the Canadian Paraplegic Association (CPA) Ontario. The Canadian Paraplegic Association Ontario is divided into regions to better serve local communities. Georgian South District is covered, in its entirety, by the Barrie Regional office.

Their mission: To assist persons with spinal cord injuries (SCI) and other physical disabilities to achieve independence, self-reliance and full community participation.

Regional Services: The Regional Service Coordinators (RSC) assists clients with spinal cord injuries or other physical disabilities in the transition from acute care through rehabilitation and back into the community. This program delivers customized, client-focused solutions for people with unique needs.

The RSC Ontario focuses on: the adjustment to disability, caregiver support, housing, employment, funding, education, independent living, equipment, health and wellness. The RSC works closely with its community partners throughout the continuum of community supports. They focus on client centered goals and solutions, while navigating system barriers and road blocks that prevent equitable access to health care services, long-term health and quality of life.

CPA Ontario is a community expert on SCI, providing practical help, advocacy and service to people with spinal cord injuries and other disabilities as they integrate into their communities.

Services are available through telephone, email and in person from their offices, in the clients’ homes or at mutually convenient locations. Flexibility is the key.

Recognizing that every person and situation is unique, they encourage and support individuals to finding ways to live independently.

For more information please see www.cpaont.org/service