Here for you, right at home.
Programs and services that keep seniors and adults living with disabilities healthy, safe, and independent — with support for the families and caregivers beside them.
Get started
Donate
Keep a neighbour fed, driven, and visited.
Give today →Request Service
For yourself, a family member, or a client.
Start a request →Explore Services
Meals, rides, visits, and help at home.
See services →Find Your Office
Eight offices across the City & County.
Find an office →Volunteer
Share a few hours with a neighbour.
Get involved →How we can help
Most people start with a phone call, and you don’t need a referral. Not sure which service fits? Tell us what’s going on and we’ll work it out with you.
Meals & Nutrition
Healthy meals delivered, hot or frozen.
- Meals on Wheels
- Frozen meals
- Hot meals by community
Transportation
Rides to appointments, errands, and activities.
- Volunteer drivers
- Accessible vans
- Rural transportation
Exercise & Falls Prevention
Classes that build strength and balance.
- Community classes
- Memberships
- At-home exercise
Help at Home
Practical support around the house.
- Home help
- Home maintenance
- Support at home
Safety & Reassurance
Peace of mind for you and your family.
- Telephone reassurance
- Personal alarms
- Safety at home
Social Connections
Staying in touch with friends and community.
- Diners’ Club
- Social & diner events
- Friendly visiting
Hospital to Home
Support for the days after a hospital stay.
- Transition support
- Help settling back in
Clinics
Care close to home, across the county.
- Foot care clinics
- Health & wellness clinics
Three steps, one phone call.
Whether you’re asking for yourself or someone you care for, getting started is simple — and there’s no obligation.
- 1
Reach out
Call us or send a request online. All calls and inquiries are confidential.
- 2
Tell us what you need
A staff member talks with you about your situation — by phone or in person.
- 3
Get your plan
We build a service plan around you and connect you with your local office.
The best care is local care.
Our staff and volunteers live in the communities they serve. With eight offices across the City and County, there’s always someone nearby who knows your roads, your neighbours, and your needs.
Good to know before you call.
Still unsure? Our staff are happy to answer questions without obligation.
☎ 705-742-7067Do I need a referral?
No — you don’t need a referral for most of our services. Many people contact us themselves, and others are referred by a doctor, family member, or friend.
Who can use Community Care?
Seniors (60+) and adults (18+) living with a disability or physical challenge who live in the City or County of Peterborough, along with their caregivers.
Can I ask on behalf of a parent or loved one?
Yes. Our Request Service form is for everyone — clients, family members, and caregivers. We’ll follow up with you both.
Is there a cost?
Registering as a client is free. Some services are free, and many have a modest fee. We’ll explain any costs before anything begins.
Is there a wait list?
Some services are in high demand, and wait times vary by community. Your local office will let you know what to expect.
A gift today keeps a neighbour fed, driven, and visited.
Community Care is a registered charity, and every gift stays here in Peterborough City and County. You’ll receive a tax receipt for eligible donations.
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Every gift stays here in Peterborough City and County.
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Charitable tax receipts are issued for gifts of $10 or more.