Two COVID-19 positive residents at Menno Home

November 19, 2020/in Family and Friends

We are sad to share with you that in spite of all the hard work we have done for the past 8 months, on November 17th, a COVID-19 positive result came back for one (1) resident in Menno Home E2.

A second COVID-19 positive resident in Menno Home E2 was identified on November 18th.

We are in close communication with Public Health and our Medical Director.

Families and Friends of Menno Place residents are encouraged to subscribe to the Family and Friends email newsletter and to the Family and Friends Facebook Group for updates.

We are confident in the strength and skill of our staff, God’s protection and the vigilance of infection control protocols which we continue to practice and audit.

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