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Home Hospice North Lanark achieves accreditation from Hospice Palliative Care Ontario We are button-popping proud! When Jan Watson, Chair of the Board of Home Hospice North Lanark (HHNL) checked her email on Tuesday, February 13 she noticed there was an email from someone she’s been waiting to

Monday, January 29 saw a group of heavily-laden women tread down the stairs into the meeting room in the basement of the Community Presbyterian Church in Almonte. They were delivering a veritable bounty of gorgeous made-with-love quilts. The ladies are part of a group known as The Almonte Quilters G

These days, there’s a lot more involved in operating a fire department than spraying water on flames.

The community is invited to attend our Annual General Meeting on Thursday, February 1, 2024 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. If you would like to attend, please send an email to chair@hhnl.ca no later than Sunday, January 28, 2024. You will be sent a Zoom link as well as our Annual Report and agenda. Th

At the start of this week’s Almonte Civitan Bingo, a cheque for $11,000 was presented to Jan Watson, Chair of the North Lanark Home Hospice, by Civitan President, Tim Barr. The funds are from the proceeds of the Almonte Civitan Bingos, with thanks to the many players who participate. Without their p

April Barnings and Gina Collins are directing the Hamilton Players Childrens Christmas Pageant with two performances on Saturday, Dec. 16.

Home Hospice North Lanark (HHNL) is wrapping up its 11th Annual Hike for Home Hospice, and we are beyond excited. The last line of the press release that announced the start of this year’s virtual Hike said “Let’s do this North Lanark!” And holy moly, did you ever come through! Over 360 separate don

OUR TREE FUNDRAISER SHOPPING SITE IS NOW OPEN! https://trees.hhnl.ca/ Create Magic This Christmas — Shop Our Trees and Help Your Neighbours  Support and advocacy for people who have received a terminal diagnosis; advocacy for those finding life difficult because of changes in their health s

Some non-profit organizations in Lanark County say the recent loss of print editions of local newspapers hampers their ability to connect with stakeholders and clients they serve.