We are a non-profit screening clinic, providing endoscopy and colonoscopy screening procedures. We are dedicated to improving access for patients requiring screening services.
We are a non-profit 10-bed residential hospice, providing 24-hour comfort and care to adults with life-limiting illness, and their families.
We are a non-profit ambulatory vision care centre, providing surgical procedures, clinical vision care, education and research. We are affiliated with University of Toronto’s Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Sciences.
We are a non-profit Eye Bank. We collect, process and distribute donated human eyes and tissue for sight-saving transplants.
We are a non-profit community care program, providing on-sight and in-home services for older adults and adults living with disabilities. Our goal is to enhance social, intellectual and physical well-being.
We are a non-profit long-term care home with 350 residents. We are a place where residents feel comfortable, independent and part of our community.
Our commitment to excellence and community service is the core of Kensington Health. Each of our organizations has established an Accountability Framework that sets out a clear vision for the future, as well as a path to achieve our goals. The Kensington Hospice Accountability Framework identifies five critical success factors to guide the organization on its journey to enhance quality of life for those served.
All Kensington Health organizations are not-for-profit registered charities governed by volunteer boards of directors. We’re committed to serving diverse populations and to having a strong and positive impact on our neighbouring communities.
The Hospice/Palliative Care Committee has oversight to develop, evaluate and update the residential hospice program’s mission, vision and values, including ethics, research and education as well as its role in the community and catchment areas. The committee also provides oversight for accountability and transparency in hospice leadership.