Starting October 12, 2022, the Good Samaritan Society and Good Samaritan Canada will accept donations to a new Reconciliation Fund to support our ongoing commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion, particularly for Indigenous peoples.
Good Samaritan President and CEO, Dr. Katherine Chubbs, received the 2022 Muhammad Ali Abid Memorial Service Award from the Southern Alberta Chapter (SAC) of the Canadian College of Health Leaders (CCHL).
The award was established in 2021 by CCHL in memory of Muhammad Ali Abid who gave of his time and tireless energy in the spirit of volunteerism to numerous charities and other deserving organizations, causes, and individuals in Alberta and Canada. Dr. Chubbs received the award in recognition of her leadership, passion, and dedication to addressing racism and for her many community service endeavors.
The award included a $1,500 donation to a charity of the recipient’s choosing. Dr. Chubbs chose to use the donation to start the Good Samaritan Reconciliation Fund. This fund will help create culturally safe spaces in Good Samaritan care homes and programs across the organization.
As the largest not-for-profit seniors care provider in Alberta and British Columbia, Good Samaritan provides safe, comfortable communities and inspires involvement where people can experience a sense of caring, belonging and purpose. We serve more than 6,000 residents, clients and individuals in 57 homes.
Good Samaritan is committed to living its Mission, Vision, and Values in serving marginalized individuals and people in need and through Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.
