Northern District Home for the Aged

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Northern District Home for the Aged is a key elder care facility in Grange, Portsmouth, Dominica. Established in 1980, it was initially created to shelter people displaced by Hurricane David. Over time, it evolved into a long-term care facility, providing essential services to the elderly population in Dominica’s northern region. The home is well-known for its dedication to providing quality care, ensuring its residents live comfortably and in dignity.

About Northern District Home for the Aged

Northern District Home for the Aged plays a vital role in Dominica’s social care network, particularly for the elderly. The facility houses residents who require ongoing assistance with daily living, medical attention, and personal care. With a reputation for compassion and professionalism, the staff is committed to creating a supportive environment for their elderly residents. The home has benefited from various donations, including contributions from local organizations and companies like Fine Foods Inc. and First Domestic Insurance.

Services and Support

• Elderly Care: Personalized care plans catering to residents' health and emotional needs.
• Health Monitoring: Regular medical check-ups and assistance with medications.
• Recreational Activities: Opportunities for social engagement, exercise, and community involvement.

Commitment to Community and Sustainability

The home actively supports and works with local initiatives to enhance the quality of care for its residents. Recent renovations and upgrades, funded through public and private contributions, have improved the home’s facilities, including expanding kitchen and laundry areas, making it more efficient in delivering services. The facility also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a solid connection to the community, with regular contributions from local organizations and government support to ensure that residents receive the best possible care.