Author: mlego

Scams being reported in the media are something we hear too frequently.

In this presentation, facilitated by Corporal Gavin Moore, we will learn about the kinds of frauds that come to us mostly through phone calls and e-mail.

This presentation will go through some of the most common scams, what are the red flags and what you should do if you are a victim of a fraud. 

If you own a phone or an e-mail account, this fraud talk is for you.

This session is on October 4th, 1:30-3:30 at The Living Well, 96 Patterson Drive, Hillsborough Park.

A break with a snack is provided.

To register email rmd17csm@gmail.com 

We are SCENT FREE

Sisters Gemma Dunn and Joan Campbell recently attended the CRC (Catholic Religious Conference) in Montreal where over 200 men and women religious (Sisters, Brothers, and Priests) attended in person for the first time since 2018!

The talks around themes submitted by members lead to lively discussions and sharing of ideas to move forward.

What a blessed event!

On behalf of the Sisters of St. Martha, Congregation Leader, Sister Gemma Dunn, presents a cheque to Tasha Boodhoo from Mauritius.

Tasha is a UPEI student who will be attending a Mission internship in Montreal – a program inviting youth to put faith in action!

All the best Tasha!

Have you been experiencing problems dealing with anxiety, loss, depression, separation, parenting or relationship issues?

Counseling services are available through a project sponsored by The Living Well.

If you would like to speak to a qualified social worker about these issues you can contact us through email  20tlwp23@gmail.com or call  902 330-2028 .

All inquiries will be confidential.

The Sisters of St. Martha are helping to sponsor a group of UPEI students to participate in a 7-day medical brigade in Guatemala in May, 2023.

Congregation Leader, Sister Gemma Dunn is presenting a cheque to Reilly Sullivan, a fourth year UPEI student and a participant in the trip.

We are delighted to welcome Lindsey Winstone who will be working with us as our Archivist.

She has over 10 years experience working in Toronto as a trained reference and processing archivist.

She begins work with us the week of April 11th.

Welcome Lindsey!

Pictured here is Sister Gemma Dunn, Congregation Leader, with Yash Gupta who is the first recipient of our International Student-Employee Award from the Mount Continuing Care Community.

Yash is a third year student in the Business Program at UPEI who works part-time in the front office at the Mount.

Congratulations Yash!