Barb M at Walnut Manor
Many times I encountered a crossroad in my life. I would take the wrong path because I used my brain instead of relying on my heart or instincts. Perhaps it was derived from childhood beliefs to think more and feel less.
Over-thinking and constant analysis led to paralysis. I went down the path of least resistance for the sake of comfort. Doing what was familiar because
When in the corporate world, I remember visiting our offices downtown and walking around the homeless on my way to our penthouse suite.
In the blazing heat of the summer or the bitter cold winters with temperatures hitting record lows of -25C, I often wondered why they did not stay in shelters. Acquaintances would warn me not to give them money because instead of charity, I would be feeding their drug habits. Or they would try
March 2020 - Vishal Chityal, CEO, President and Founder of SupportiveLiving.ca has received a nomination for yet another award in recognition of his outstanding contributions.
The Eminence Award recognizes an individual making a huge impact in their community. In a time where mental health issues and the housing crisis are intertwined, there is a tremendous need to shelter those who need support. Vishal has founded an org
February 2020 - SupportiveLiving.ca recognizes that the wellness of our residents is not just focusing on mental health but providing physical and emotional support.
With his continuous spirit of giving, Vishal Chityal, CEO, President and Founder has personally donated hundreds of new bed sets to all SL residences.
“SupportiveLiving is not just about housing our residents. It’s about giving them back a new
February 2020 - While SupportiveLiving.ca prides itself in providing housing for their residents, it doesn’t end there. SupportiveLiving management and front line staff make every effort to establish personal connections and build strong personal relationships with our residents.
Resident Lisa Parks, from White House Lodge Supportive Living Residence
Our CEO, President and Founder, Vishal Chityal has founded
Monday, Feb 3, 2020 - It is with great sadness we announce the passing of our resident, James (Jim) Warring. He passed away peacefully at Woolcot Wing in Welland Hospital.
”15 years ago when I began SupportiveLiving.ca with my first house in Welland, James was one of the first four residents that I housed. He was a misunderstood young man, full of life who needed an outlet and a supportive environment to express himself
January 18, 2020 - With the winter storm that affected many parts of Ontario this past Saturday, a potential housing crisis was averted in the rural community of Harriston.
Due to the heavy snowfall throughout the day, the weight of the snow crushed a boiler vent at a SupportiveLiving home, rendering the boiler system inoperable. SupportiveLiving’s management team, front line staff and community partners responded swiftl
Jan 22, 2020 -We would like to give a HUGE shout out to the Salvation Army in St. Thomas for their continuous donations to #WalnutManor Supportive Living Residence.
Salvation Army’s Jennifer Atkins with SupportiveLiving Manager of Client Relations, Patrick Pinnoy along with the church’s children
The church donated food to the home back in December as part of their Christmas drive and then again this month.
December 12, 2019 - SupportiveLiving.ca was ‘in the house’ at New Beginnings in St. Thomas Ontario, to spread some Christmas cheer! The team was invited to the party by residence owner Sandra Ferguson and hosted by New Beginning’s manager, Trudy Marchand.
Trudy Marchand, Manager, New Beginnings and Vishal Chityal, CEO, President and Founder, SupportiveLiving.ca
SL Management came bearing gifts of blan
December 10, 2019 - SupportiveLiving.ca is proud to announce that they are the recipient of a National Enablement Award. Canadian over 50’s Housing Awards bestowed the honour upon SupportiveLiving.ca in a ceremony that took place in Mississauga, Ontario on Dec 10, 2019.
SupportiveLiving.ca was named "The Most Outstanding Supportive Services Management Team in Canada."
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