Extending Care Across Borders

Lifelong Inspiration

Lifelong Inspiration helps people, organisations, and systems remain capable, grounded, and well-directed across changing conditions.

Lifelong Inspiration has partnered with Person Centred Universe for a decade, providing strategic guidance on business direction and growth, contributing to the design and development of new courses, programs, and services, and shaping the technology infrastructure that supports PCU's delivery.

Helen Sandersons Association

With over 20 years experience in five countries, Helen Sanderson Associates has extensive experience in helping individuals and organizations to thrive, using person centered approaches and self-management practices.

Helen Sanderson Associates is led internationally by Helen Sanderson, who is recognized as a key figure in the field of person centered approaches and has written over 20 books on the subject; as well as acting as an advisor to national governments. She is a leader in pioneering self-management practices in health and social care.

McMaster University

Person Centred Universe is proud to partner with McMaster University to help bring the Strengthening Palliative Care Approaches in Long-Term Care (SPA-LTC) project to Atlantic Canada!

SPA-LTC, a multi‑component palliative care framework developed and implemented through research led by McMaster University, is a Canadian program focused on improving how palliative care is integrated into long‑term care homes. It provides education, tools, and evidence‑based practices to help LTC teams offer earlier, more person‑centred, and more coordinated palliative support for residents and their families.

McMaster University is a public research university in Hamilton, Ontario, recognized as one of Canada’s top research‑intensive institutions and consistently ranked among the top 100 universities worldwide.

Halifax Chamber of Commerce

In partnership with the Halifax Chamber of commerce and with the help of the Nova Scotia Age Friendly Communities Program, we provide a five-part education series to organizations interested in creating an inclusive environment for people living with dementia.

Northwood

Northwood began in 1962 as a social movement in response to the plight of seniors living alone in Halifax. What emerged was a shared belief that people, committed to an ideal, could make a difference in the world. Since its inception, Northwood has become a powerful voice for seniors in Nova Scotia, demanding a new approach to aging in place.

Today, we are the largest not-for-profit continuing care organization in Atlantic Canada, but what does this mean for you? It means that Northwood is a place of “firsts.” When life changes, and society changes, Northwood leads the way, incorporating revolutionary designed, responsive care. From new ideas to new technologies, we are empowered to do this, because our focus is on people, not on profit margins.

We have led the way for over 55 years as Nova Scotia’s dynamic continuing care organization committed to innovation and change. We are recognized both here at home and across Canada as an extraordinary example of the power of social justice, but we like to call it the power of love!

Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick

Behind every person with dementia, there are hundreds of people dedicated to helping. That help comes in many ways.

The Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick is the leading not-for-profit health organization in the province dedicated to improving the quality of life for people living with dementia. Since 1978, we've provided help and support to people living with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, their families and their caregivers.

We also advance the search for the cause and cure for dementia.

Active in communities right across New Brunswick, the Society has programs and services near you.