Giving the Promise of Home

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Canterbury Foundation has given The Promise of Home to Edmonton seniors for 50 years.

As a licensed supportive living facility and registered not-for-profit, Canterbury Foundation is a Community of Transition. Currently offering four retirement living options with a variety of healthcare services, our campus of care sees independent living, assisted living, and specialty care spaces with evolving programming for residents learning to and living with cognitive impairment, along with specialized practice of long term and palliative care. 

With volunteerism and community outreach programming slowly returning, Canterbury will begin to welcome intergenerational community volunteers and groups back to share in Life Enrichment and Geriatric Healthcare day programming that supports all the above.

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Staying True to the Core of our Work

Canterbury’s mission is to provide safety, comfort, independence and connection to support meaningful lives. 

As an accredited facility, Canterbury is the preferred choice for seniors' housing and care in Alberta.

Staff member assisting senior resident at Canterbury Foundation

Making the right choice

Our holistic, person-centered approach is reflected through daily enrichment activities designed to support seniors at every stage they are at, including 24 hour nursing support, companion care, in house spiritual and mental health support through chaplaincy and a geriatric social worker.

Friendly staff member chatting with a senior resident at Canterbury Foundation

We integrate volunteers

We integrate volunteers, along with family and friends to establish broader community programming. 

Canterbury is quietly expanding and modernizing spaces to host these activities. Along with an increase from 20 to 53 dementia care suites inside a state of the art memory care wing, common spaces to access technology, exercise, practice spiritual care and socialize are being modernized now. 

This is our framework, lending itself to opportunities that broaden social inclusion inside and outside our walls. 

Canterbury is a community of transition, residents consider Canterbury Foundation home, and their resident neighbors, staff, caregivers and visitors their community.

Testimonials

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  • Yesterday, as I was leaving, a caregiver was signing in. The receptionist greeted her by name and mentioned that her mom was looking forward to seeing her and how her mom's day had been! Now I know from the research, that caregivers want to be recognized just like this-- included as partners in care. Heidi Hadubiak BN MBA CEC PCC congratulations on your incredible care team.

    — Sharon Anderson, PhD in Aging and Family Gerontology
  • — Mark Henderson, Canterbury Resident
  • Our mother, who is living with Alzheimer’s, has been thriving at Canterbury with excellent compassionate care and support. Once her illness progresses to the stage where additional, more specialized care is needed, it is a great comfort to know that she will be able to continue to age in place in familiar surroundings with skilled and caring staff.

    — D. Baker and Family
  • My father moved into the Lane when his dementia suddenly worsened 5 years ago. We are very grateful for the home and caring warm environment always provided at Canterbury!

    — McIntosh Family
  • Awesome place to be with. Staff are friendly and caring, management approachable. Highly recommended

    — Rose
  • Very caring staff.

    — Scott
  • Not only is the facility beautiful, but they constantly keep all residents busy with activities that enrich their lives. I have never experienced a facility that cares for the residents as if they were family. If doesn’t matter if it is the consideration shown from management, the patience portrayed by maintenance or friendliness felt by the on floor staff, you could not go wrong with the Canterbury Foundation.

    — Michelle Lyall
  • Fantastic! The staff is always caring, they let you visit your parents, grandparents unless they get sick or you get sick but that is perfectly fine! I love that my grandparents live here.

  • The staff were very polite and safe when I visited!

    — Shane Spurlock
  • Great place with great people.

    — Edmonton City Cabinets
  • Incredible facility with a beautiful courtyard, professional and caring staff and a great activities program for residents.

    — Nicole Lauzon

Give the promise of home.

Canterbury Foundation is a not-for-profit licensed care facility.

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