Seniors Support Services

 Aging in Place Resources for Blaine Lake Residents

Many older residents of Blaine Lake and the surrounding area wish to continue living independently in their homes and community for as long as possible. Access to the right supports and services can make this goal a reality. The following resources have been compiled to assist residents and their families in finding the help they need to maintain a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle.

These contacts and links are intended to connect you with the supportive programs available to Blaine Lake residents and the broader Saskatchewan community.

If you are unsure where to begin, reaching out to any of the organizations listed here is a good first step. Many of these services can also connect you with additional resources based on your individual needs.

Personal Care Homes are generally classified as Level I or Level II care facilities. The closest Personal Care Homes to Blaine Lake are located in Borden, Dalmeny and Rosthern They provide lodging, meals, and assistance with or supervision of daily living activities. These facilities are privately owned and operated, and are licensed and monitored by the Ministry of Health. While personal care homes typically serve individuals with lighter care needs, some are equipped to accommodate those requiring a higher level of support. The number of residents varies from one home to another.

Special Care Homes Special care homes, also known as nursing homes, are generally classified as Level III or Level IV care facilities, providing advanced support for individuals with higher care needs. These homes are designed for those whose needs can no longer be adequately met within the community setting.
The closest special care homes to Blaine Lake are located in Hafford and Leask. Special care homes in Saskatchewan are either operated directly by the Saskatchewan Health Authority or by contracted providers working in partnership with the health authority.

Home-care Rosthern 306-232-9640

Hafford Special Care Center & Primary Care Site  306-549-4475

Long Term Care  306-549-4470

Wheatland Lodge  306-466-4949

Blaine Lake Seniors Centre The Blaine Lake Seniors Centre has been a hub for community activities for over 50 years! The centre is run by a board of dedicated volunteers. Together they provide a welcoming space where older adults, and families can gather and participate in a range of programs designed to support socialization and healthy living.

Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism (SSM) is a province-wide network dedicated to improving the lives of older adults across Saskatchewan. This organization unites seniors groups throughout the province to research key issues, advocate on behalf of seniors, and connect people with helpful resources and services. Through collaboration with member organizations and community partners, the Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism works to ensure seniors have a strong collective voice and access to the support they need to live well.

Age Friendly Saskatchewan Age Friendly work is guided by eight key areas of community life: Outdoor Spaces and Buildings, Transportation, Housing, Social Participation, Respect and Social Inclusion, Civic Participation and Employment, Communication and Information, and Community Support and Health Services.

In April,2026, Blaine Lake Town Council passed a resolution to pursue an Age Friendly designation for our community. This initiative is part of a provincewide effort to make communities better places to live for people of all ages, with a focus on the needs of older residents.

Together, these areas shape the day to day experiences of residents. Progress in each one helps ensure that people can live comfortably, stay connected, and access the support they need as they age.

Blaine Lake joins a growing number of Saskatchewan communities on this journey. Residents who would like to learn more or get involved are encouraged to contact the Town Office. Additional resources are available through the Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism and the World Health Organization Age Friendly Communities program.

Saskatchewan Seniors Income Plan offers monthly financial assistance to eligible seniors who rely primarily on federal Old Age Security and Guaranteed Income Supplement payments. The program is designed to help older residents meet their basic daily needs by supplementing those with little or no additional income.

The Blaine Lake Housing Authority is a subsidiary of the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation and provides affordable, low-income housing solutions to seniors in the Blaine Lake area. As a locally administered housing authority, it works to ensure that eligible senior residents have access to safe, comfortable, and affordable housing that meets their needs.

The Personal Care Home Benefit (PCHB) provides eligible seniors with monthly financial assistance to help cover the cost of living in a licensed personal care home. This program helps seniors access the level of care they need while supporting families in finding the right care option for their loved ones.