“Working with ABI survivors means empowering individuals to gain independence through learning and adapting, so each individual lives the best quality of life possible”.

“This journey is a second chance for individuals who can still have a happy ending”.

“The road to recovery is about working collaboratively to help rehabilitate each individual. Observing our clients reach their goals is something that amazes me every day”.

Campden Heights is located in Vineland, Ontario on sprawling, peaceful acreage adjacent to Cathy Wever Place. This eight bedroom home services complex care clients who have suffered a severe ABI, have chronic cognitive and/or physical impairments and present challenging behaviours. This secure residence is designed to accommodating very challenging behaviours, such as aggression and elopement. Campden Heights has all the benefits of the country while maintaining easy access to community and emergency assistance.

Large beige brick ranch-style bungalow has lots of front windows a covered entrance and a fenced area on the right side. It is surrounded by a well maintained lush green lawn and landscaped with trees and shrubs.
Large beige brick ranch-style bungalow has lots of front windows a covered entrance and a fenced area on the right side. It is surrounded by a well maintained lush green lawn and landscaped with trees and shrubs. Male client is in the kitchen bending over and loading the dishwasher with dishes. Black potting planter is filled with black earth, green leaves and little bright red flowers. The planter is sitting on a chair that has light green rungs at the back. Through the spaces between the chair rungs the background behind the planter is filled with tiny grey landscaping rocks, green plants and mulch. Large kitchen with wall of brown wood upper and lower cabinetry, beige walls and light flooring. 2 stainless steel fridges side by side in the middle. Beige countertops with a coffee pot on the counter to the left of the fridges and a microwave insert in the cabinetry to the right of the fridges. Another wall of brown wood cabinetry with upper and lower storage along the back wall with a stainles steel oven, black cook top and fan installed above. Well lit bedroom with a large window and single bed with a blue Maple Leafs bedspread. There is a wooden end table with a lamp, a dressor and brown sitting chair nestled in the corner. Client's bedroom with white bedspread and attached handrails for safety. 2 dark brown dressors of different sizes are up against the wall beside the window. The wall is decorated with a peices of art. A hoyer lift and belt is attached to the ceiling for transfer support. Living room area has 2 brown couches and a television stand and tv. Several pictures are hung on the wall and a tall green plant is nestled in the corner. Living room has 2 dark brown lazy boy chairs and 2 brown couches that are set up to watch the television set up on a dark brown television unit. The walls are painted beige and there are 2 large bright windows letting in a lot of natural light. Above the tv is a clock and 2 wall hangings are on either side of the tv stand.

About our Home

  • Fully secure, accessible bungalow with finished basement
    • In-home lift with access to both floors
    • Accessible communal kitchen
    • Accessible laundry facilities
    • 5 accessible bathroom
    • Large recreation room in the basement
    • 2 congregate living room spaces
  • 8 bedrooms
    • Furnishings provided by the client
    • TV/ Ethernet ports available; per client expense
  • Large fenced in backyard with outside seating and vegetable gardens
  • Rural setting

What we offer

  • Individualized programming based on client’s ABI rehabilitative goals.
  • Structured, meaningful and consistent daily routines with an emphasis on skill building and behaviour management.
  • Access to a multi-disciplinary clinical team including behaviour therapy, psychiatry, psychology, social work, nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy and speech language pathology.
  • Capacity to address mental health and addiction issues.
  • One dedicated pharmacy provider; medications securely stored onsite and administered by staff.
  • 24/7 on-site staff support.
  • Access to accessible transportation.

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