National Day for Truth and Reconciliation | The Good Samaritan Society

Good Samaritan recognizes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

A day to understand and acknowledge the history and impact that residential schools had on the Indigenous population of Canada. We applaud the Government of Canada for moving in this direction as we agree this recognition is essential to a better future for all Canadians.

As an organization and as individuals, there is much work to do to spread the message of healing and reconciliation from the troubled past and into a future in which all Canadians, regardless of background and history, can stand together. Over the coming months to years ahead, Good Samaritan will work with Indigenous leaders, organizations, and communities on the best and most respectful ways to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Well Wishes

Welcome to the Good Samaritan well wishes page.

This form allows you to send a message to a loved one that is currently in our care.

The email is checked every weekday and is hand-delivered by staff to residents/clients in the afternoon.

Messages received after 1 p.m., on weekends, or statutory holidays will be delivered the next business day.

Please note that this tool is only to be used for well wishes – any other type of communication or messages (emails conducting personal business, containing questionable content, or solicitations) will not be delivered and will be deleted from the system.

Click here to send a personalized valentine to someone in our care and support the Sweethearts for Seniors fundraising campaign.
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Any photographs submitted will be printed and given to the client, or shown to the client electronically. Once the client has a printed copy, or has been shown the photograph, the original file will be deleted. The GSS/GSC will not store any photographs and the person submitting the photograph does so at their own risk. The photographs will not be filed on the client record, nor will they remain in the custody or control of the GSS/GSC.