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Veterans & Community

Veterans' medals

Canada's largest veterans' care facility

Our residents and their families are at the core of everything we do
Health professional and veteran resident

Creative arts and recreation therapy

Daily activities and leisure improve quality of life
Patient and health professional

Research and innovation

Our researchers are contributing to better elder care and healthier lifestyles
Veteran

Honour our veterans

Support Canada's war veterans and help to preserve their legacy
Dorothy Macham Home

Dorothy Macham Home

An innovative facility for veterans with challenging behaviours due to dementia
Veteran and caregiver

Loves ones and advocates

Learn about the Family Advisory Council
Health professionals and veteran

Referral process

Learn about the admission process for our Veterans & Community Program
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From our donors...

Jim Eddy, veteran and resident

"Sunnybrook is a marvelous place. The staff is dedicated and deeply caring. I'm proud to have served my country, and I'm so grateful that Sunnybrook is here for me."

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Important phone numbers

Sunnybrook main line
416-480-6100

Admissions coordinator
for Veterans Affairs Canada

1-866-522-2122

Referral process: learn more

Book a tour
416-480-6100 ext. 7373
judy.macnaughton@sunnybrook.ca

Family Advisory Council
 
Nancy Smokler: 416-480-6107

Admissions for Palliative Care 
416-480-6182

Concerns or compliments

Learn how to share a concern or 
compliment about the Veterans Centre

Veterans videos

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At Home newsletter

 

About our program

We are the largest veterans' care facility in Canada. Working in close partnership with Veterans Affairs Canada, we offer long term and complex hospital care to 500 veterans from the Second World War and Korean War. Residents live as independently as possible in Kilgour wing, and in the George Hees wing within a supportive environment, when their needs can no longer be met in the community.

Sunnybrook officially opened as a war veteran's hospital in 1948 (learn more about our history). We are proud and consider it an honour to care for Canada's veterans, the courageous men and women who served our country in the name of peace and freedom.

We also provide palliative care for veterans and the community at large, and our Dorothy Macham Home provides leading-edge, innovative dementia care for veterans with challenging behaviours due to Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias.

Latest news



Special meeting



Hear the results of the Veterans Affairs Canada Audit on May 7 at 2 p.m in the Annex. Email or call 416-480-6107 for more info 

 

 



Veterans & Community video playlist

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