The Music Therapy program at Spruce Lodge is enhanced through donations to the Legacy Fund. These contributions help to strengthen and expand music-based programming that supports resident well-being, connection, and joy. Legacy Fund donations may be used to: Replace, upgrade, or add musical instruments and related equipment Support collaborative music initiatives within Spruce Lodge and the broader community, such as concerts, performances, and talent nights Expand Music The

Bringing nature, movement, and joy closer to home The Bird Aviary will provide residents with the opportunity to observe birds nesting, interacting, and going about their busy daily lives Designed to be a calming, engaging feature that residents can enjoy quietly or as a shared social experience Supports emotional well-being by offering connection to nature, gentle stimulation, and moments of curiosity and delight Especially meaningful for residents who may no longer be able

Creating familiar, engaging, and meaningful spaces for people living with dementia Spruce Lodge has adopted the DementiAbility® model of care and is in the process of providing training to staff that focuses on abilities, not limitations, and on people and not tasks. We are enhancing our Cottage neighbourhoods to be more familiar, engaging, and supportive for residents living with dementia Working with SensoryScapes to introduce recognizable scenes, décor, and visual cues in

Small comforts that make a big difference Towel warmers are located in resident bathing areas to provide a warm towel after bathing, supporting comfort, dignity, and a sense of calm during care routines Throughout the day, warmers can also be used to provide heated blankets, which many residents find calming, soothing, and reassuring To ensure all residents benefit equally, towel and blanket warmers are planned for each of our seven neighbourhoods Thanks to generous donor sup

A place for calm, reflection, and gentle movement Thoughtfully created on the east side of our property to provide residents, families, and visitors with a safe, secure, and welcoming outdoor walking experience Invites peaceful reflection, mindfulness, and a natural sense of “flow,” supporting both mental and emotional well-being Especially meaningful for residents who are no longer able to walk forest trails or navigate uneven terrain Makes it possible to experience the rest