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The Remaining Light

 

A film about how we care for seniors

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Below you'll find information about related news and links to the many studies and articles we've published about community-based health care in British Columbia.

Seniors' Care Updates

The much-anticipated final report by BC Ombudsperson Kim Carter on her investigation into the crisis in seniors care was released last week. With 176 recommendations,...
February 19, 2012 | BC Office
A screening kit for The...
June 30, 2011 | BC Office
Announcing the release of our first documentary film! The Remaining Light ...
February 8, 2011 | BC Office

New Reports & Studies

From Pilot Project to System Change
April 15, 2009 | BC Office
BC's Restructuring of Home and Community Care, 2001-2008
April 15, 2009 | BC Office
The High Cost of BC's Declining Home Support Services
June 5, 2006 | BC Office

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Welcome to The Remaining Light

This documentary film journeys through an often invisible part of Canada's health care system -- the community-based services that provide care to seniors as they age and die. The film features the stories of seniors and their families, and explores themes related to dignity, preventing illness and social isolation, and keeping health care costs under control as the boomer generation ages.

The Remaining Light is set in BC, where the province's Ombudsperson recently carried out an investigation into a fragmented and underfunded system of seniors care. But the film's themes and stories will resonate with people across Canada who worry that we are not treating seniors with the dignity and respect they deserve.

The Remaining Light is presented by the CCPA and the Hospital Employees' Union.

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