Resources

Compassionate Communities

These are additional resources to help you understand what Compassionate Communities is, what it can look like, and how we can strive to make Thunder Bay a Compassionate Community.

We have also included links to other Compassionate Cities across Canada.

Compassionate Communities Presentation

This presentation by Lakehead University Social Work students, Cole Taylor & Emily Payne, define what Compassionate Communities is and explores the 13 Charter items.

Time – 9:59 min.

Professor Allen Kellehear : Compassionate Communities UK

Speech from the Compassionate communities Bunbury Symposium by Professor Allen Kellehear talking about why Compassionate Communities is so important.

Time – 15:53 min.

What is a Compassionate City?
Dr. Allan Kellehear

Hear from Professor Allan Kellehear, Director of DHEZ Academic and 50th Anniversary Professor of End of Life Care at the University of Bradford on what a Compassionate City is.

Time – 6:04 min.

Bill’s Story Let’s Talk Series

This short film explores the important role that friends and neighbours have in supporting someone who is seriously ill and their family.

Time – 6:15 min.

AfterCicely50: What is a Compassionate Community?

This short video by the Lien Foundation explores what a compassionate community is and what it can look like.

Time – 5:07 min.

Other Compassionate Communities

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Compassionate Communities
in Thunder Bay

Our mission for Compassionate Thunder Bay is to act as a hub and system of support for events, activities and programs that are already making our city more compassionate. We are also aiming to increase the community awareness of what compassionate communities is, and how community members can become more compassionate on a personal or organizational level.