Care Watch Toronto takes action in the form of

• direct advocacy to government officials;
• written reports to the public, media, and government;
• speaking engagements, at Universities, health conferences, and in your community;
• distribution of an interactive educational resource called The Caring Game (click here for more information);
• help in establishing Care Watch groups at the community level (phone us to discuss the possibilities)

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Summer 2004 Newsletter - Commentary on the upcoming Federal Election, discussion about the provincial budget, and much more.
(click here to view the report )

Winter 2004 Newsletter - Commentary, issues and concerns regarding the impending provincial budget.
(click here to view the report )

Fall 2003 Newsletter - The Fall Provincial Election - Parties and their views on homecare (click here to view the report).

Summer 2002 Newsletter - The Romanow commission (click here to view the report).

Spring 2002 Newsletter - Care Watch Toronto supports the Save Medicare Campaign (click here to view the report).




1. Housebound: The Voices of Full-Time Family Caregivers March 2002. A report which brought family caregivers together,giving them an opportunity to articulate the needs and concerns that directly impact on their economic security and overall well-being; providing them with an opportunity to suggest measures that address these needs and concerns.
(click here to view the final report)

2. Behind Closed Doors: Care Watch Toronto developed the PhoneLine in 1997 with three-year funding from the Trillium Foundation. Its purpose was to collect information about the experiences of in-home care recipients and use the information to draw a clearer picture of how the system is working and where there are gaps and inadequacies (click here to download the report).