Helping Seniors Live Independently, With a Little Help Along the Way
Welcome — We’re Glad You’re Here!
Helping Seniors 55+ in Our Community
We are a local non-profit dedicated to helping seniors live independently, safely, and comfortably in their own homes.
Our services are provided by caring community volunteers and are offered on a fee-for-service basis.
We offer friendly support, including:
- 🚗 Medical rides at a senior-friendly rate
- 🌿 Yard work
- 🏠 Housekeeping
- 📄 Help with paperwork and forms
- 🤝 A friendly place to come for help and information
Our office is here to help you find the support you need. Whether you need a ride, a helping hand around the house, or assistance with paperwork, we’re here for you.
Contact us or stop by our office. We’d be happy to help.
204-785-2737 326 A Main Street Selkirk, MB R1A 1T1
Mission Statment
The Selkirk & District Seniors Resource Council Inc. aspires to attain the highest standard of support possible for each individual that it serves. All persons that comprise the board of directors, staff and volunteers will strive to maintain these standards. Collaboratively, we seek to achieve these goals and maintain them by:
- Providing a home support system suited to each senior’s physical and emotional needs.
- Emplacing willing and cheerful volunteers to assist seniors to maintain their independence.
Through liaison with various local health and community service agencies and the community we serve, we will strive to preserve each individual’s optimal level of independence. All clients and their loved ones will be treated with respect, with their right to privacy being regarded as paramount. Programs and services will be offered with the intent to enrich the quality of each person’s life by promoting socialization, fostering feelings of self-worth and strengthening community ties.
We recognize and fundamentally appreciate the unique contribution of volunteers in helping to maintain this standard. We believe that the well-being of our clients is further enhanced by sensitive volunteers whom understand and persistently demonstrate that “caring” is a specialty that requires continuous learning, development and understanding of self and others.