October 28, 2026- Brant Terrace Outbreak Declared Over
Public Health has declared the outbreak on Brant Terrace Over. Universal masking will continue on all Home Areas and common spaces.
Thank you for your continued support.
October 26, 2026- Grant Terrace Outbreak Declared Over
Public health has declared the outbreak on Grand Terrace over. Universal masking will continue on all Home Areas and common spaces.
Thank you for your continued support.
October 20, 2026- Confirmed Rhino/Enterovirus Outbreak on Brant Terrace, Confirmed Covid-19 Outbreak on Grant Terrace and Confirmed Respiratory Outbreak on Mohawk Terrace
Public Health has declared Brant Terrace in a confirmed Rhino/Enterovirus outbreak, Grand Terrace in confirmed Covid 19 Outbreak and Mohawk terrace in a Confirmed Respiratory outbreak.
Masking will be required by all visitors throughout the Home at all times.
Only essential visitors at this time. Visitors must be asymptomatic at the time of the visit. They must visit isolated Resident’s in the resident’s room, and the visitor must wear PPE at all times. At this time universal masking for all home areas and common areas has been implemented for staff, visitors and volunteers.
Recreation will be doing small group Home Area Programs on all floors and there will be no hair dressing services at this time for all Home Areas.
Please call your loved ones Home Area for more details.
Thank you for your continued support.
August 5, 2026- Please click the link below to access the virtual tour dates for our new home areas:
Day & Stay Program
Photo courtesy of MMMC Architects
About the Program
The Day and Stay Program is for individuals that live in Brantford and Brant County that have memory loss. This program is located within the John Noble Home. It is a home like setting designed and built especially for persons with dementia. The purpose of the program is to provide structured activities that help individuals maintain an optimum level of physical ability, intellectual function and social interaction. The program provides stimulation for the client and allows the caregiver the opportunity to have time for themselves. The goal is to delay placement in long term care and improve quality of life for both the individual with dementia and the care provider. Staff are sensitive, compassionate persons with additional education in interacting and caring for persons with memory problems.
The Day and Stay Program offers three programs:
- Day Program
- Afternoon Program
- Overnight Stay Program
To find our more information about this program or how to apply, contact the Manager of Day and Stay Program at 519-756-2920 ext. 4286.
Calendar
October 2026-Day and Stay-Day Program
October 2026-Day and Stay-Afternoon Program 1
October 2026-Day and Stay-Overnight and Weekend Calendar
MSAA
View the current Multi-Sector Accountability Agreement 2023-2024 with the Ministry of Health.
Signed Extension Letter MSAA 25-26.pdf (927.5KB)
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Client Bill Of Rights
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About the JNH
The John Noble Home (JNH) has a proud and long standing care-giving tradition, dating back to 1881. Today, we offer several different quality programs devoted to senior housing, care, and services that operate within our care campus. All meet and serve the needs of both Brant County and the City of Brantford and their respective constituents as we are a municipally operated and governed facility. Read more about the JNH.
donate
John Noble Home gladly accepts donations. Your donation will be used to enhance the lives of the residents that we serve on a daily basis. A donation receipt will be forwarded to you for income tax purposes. To make a donation please send a cheque to “John Noble Home” c/o Finance Department, 97 Mount Pleasant Street, Brantford, Ontario, N3T 5T6. Please indicate if the donation is for Long Term Care, the Day & Stay Program, or Bell Lane Terrace Aparments. We sincerely thank you for your support.
