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They may also have registered nursing staff that can provide nursing care or foot care. Some organizations provide other services that are listed in other sections of this directory.  \nIn some cases services are provided at no cost to the recipient. If you require personal care or home help, your first step is to call your local Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) to determine if you are eligible for services. If you or your spouse is a veteran, check with Veteran’s Affairs Canada (see p. 18 for contact information) to find out if the services you need can be covered. If you have an extended health insurance plan, check with the company to see if your policy will cover any part of the cost for services you pay for. Remember to keep receipts for any care that you pay for; if you qualify for the Disability Tax Credit (see p. 16), you may be able to claim these expenses on your income tax.  \nNon-Profit Service Providers  \nCanadian Red Cross, Kingston & District Branch  \n[www.redcross.ca](www.redcross.ca)  \n150 West St, Kingston K7L 5E7  \n613-548-4929 or 1-888-222-0789  \n provides personal care and home support services, including meal preparation, laundry, light yard work and, caregiver respite  \n fee for services  \nLand O’ Lakes Community Services  \n[www.lolcs.com](www.lolcs.com)  \n12497A Hwy 41, Northbrook K0H 2G0  \n613-336-8934 or 1-877-679-6636  \n caregiver support and counselling  \nLennox & Addington Seniors Outreach Services  \n[www.lasos.ca](www.lasos.ca)  \n310 Bridge St, W Suite D01, Napanee K7R 0A4  \n613-354-6668 or 1-800-991-0147  \n This service provides a temporary break for caregivers ","cbCaiotp9OjkMhlQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiotp9OjkMhlQ","pdf",873721,"English","# Personal Care and Homemaking Services\n# Non-Profit Service Providers\n# Transportation\n# Respite Care and Day Programs\n# Support, Counselling, and Advocacy Services","[{\"question\":\"What should stroke survivors or care partners do first if they need personal care or home help?\",\"answer\":\"Call the local Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) to determine eligibility for services. 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