A New Home for Nigel House by Broadmead Care

A New Home for Nigel House The Nigel House Replacement Project

Who calls Nigel House home? The people living at Nigel House are just regular, ordinary people that had something happen outside their control and they’re trying to make the best of it. The better the place that they’re living, the better the chance of living a better life. Avril

Mother of Nigel House Resident, Ava

Ava

In her teens, Ava’s legs would give out while running in gym class. One day, her mother heard her collapse in the next room, and doctors eventually diagnosed her with Multiple Sclerosis. She was 21.

Imagine having a young family and then a rare genetic disorder begins to erode your health so that you lose your ability to walk or talk in your 20s. Or you experience vision and balance loss that dramatically affects your day-to-day life as a teenager, only to learn in your early 20s that you have multiple sclerosis. Imagine driving to work, getting into a car accident, and being left blind and unable to use your legs.

The people that live at Nigel House are too old for the services offered to children with disabilities, and they are too young for a typical residential care facility where the average age is 84. That’s why Nigel House is so important. It’s a home for adults that can give them the care and support they need, along with programs and activities that are fun, engaging and relevant to people from their 20s through 50s – not programs designed for seniors near the end of life. Nigel House supports people’s independence and helps each person make each moment matter. The staff help the people who live at Nigel House be part of the community – not part of a facility.

These are just some of the realities affecting people who live at Nigel House. They have a range of disabilities that are the result of trauma, birth anomalies, or neurological degenerative diseases. This can affect their physical, developmental and mental health: each resident has a unique combination of complex health conditions. They face enormous challenges when it comes to living a life of dignity and independence, and there are very few places where they can receive the support they need as a younger adult requiring long term care. As a result, some are placed in homes where they coexist with a frail, elderly population, and others may live a good portion of their life in a hospital. Imagine if someone you loved dearly was in this situation. You’d want them to be able to live their life as well as possible – in an environment that helps to minimize day-to-day obstacles and limitations and provides a safe, welcoming space to share time with people close in age and with similar interests. You would want them to live in a place where they could live to their full potential.

There are a lot of supports funded through our public social service and health care system for young people with disabilities up to the age of nineteen. Once they become adults, many of those supports disappear. David Cheperdak CEO of Broadmead Care

Why Does Nigel House Need A New Home? Sharing a room was the toughest thing I’ve pretty much had to do. I’ve never done anything like that before — sharing a room and a bathroom. It was tough. My roommate was a good guy and we had some fun. But, you know, we’re adults. That’s something you do in college. Rick

Nigel House Resident

At 28, Rick had a wife and two kids and a job he loved as a heavy equipment operator. While driving, he suffered a diabetic coma, and drove into a power pole. The accident left him blind, and caused him to lose a leg so that he must use a wheelchair. 10

The people living at Nigel House are happy. They feel appreciative to have the support they need to live their lives to the fullest and rarely complain. The staff is incredible and become like family. However, there are challenges. Nigel House was built decades ago and doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t work well for those with physical, developmental and behavioural challenges.

The challenges for people living at Nigel House are very real and include: • Hallways, doorways, elevators and common areas are too narrow for power wheelchairs • Shared accommodation for some residents means a lack of privacy, dignity, and comfort • People don’t have closets for storing clothing and personal items • Space for social gatherings is limited • There’s a lack of common areas for programs and services for people • Some outdoor amenity areas are in poor condition and are inaccessible to residents • There is poor access to and from crosswalks and sidewalks, making it even more difficult to enjoy getting out and about

Simply put, Nigel House is beyond its useful life. It was built in the 1970’s for a different purpose – it is not designed for the service it now provides. The updates made in the 1990s are now out-of-date, and further costly repairs are urgently needed: for example, the roof will need replacing in just 3 years. A thorough review has confirmed that spending millions of dollars renovating the current building is no longer viable. Nigel House residents deserve a proper home that helps them to live their lives in a safe, high quality and supportive living environment.

If you or a loved one found yourself living at Nigel House, how would you want to live your life?

Who calls Nigel House home? For Lynton, mental stimulus was important, being able to go out and do things, see things, being a part of this world. Nigel House gave him those opportunities. When he was in the hospital he was just in a hospital room — watching a video he had seen a dozen times. David

Uncle of Nigel House Resident, Lynton

Lynton In his early twenties, Lynton moved from Alberta to take a job with his Uncle’s painting company. He and his girlfriend had just started a family, but a rare genetic disorder – a reaction to copper in his diet – suddenly and seriously affected his speech and his ability to walk. 18

The Vision: A New Nigel House What will a new home for Nigel House look like? Everyone who lives there will have the privacy and dignity of their own room and washroom. Every space will be designed to make sure that those in wheelchairs will be able to move safely and easily throughout the building. Beautiful and comfortable common areas on every level will give people places to

Existing Nigel House location

meet, chat and socialize. An excellent on-site kitchen will meet the individual dietary needs of everyone at Nigel House, and be able to provide meals in easily accessible dining areas. The design of the new building will provide ample space to accommodate a wide range of programs and activities. There will be open and covered exterior patios to make it easy for people to get fresh air and sunshine. Access to the nearby Lochside Regional Trail, Saanich Municipal Hall, Saanich Plaza and Uptown Centre will be improved with at-grade paths, walkways and crossings, making it easier for people with challenges to live a fuller life in their surrounding neighbourhood. Existing Nigel House location within the Nigel Valley Neighbourhood Plan

What is the plan for Nigel House and the Nigel Valley Redevelopment? Many partners have come together with a vision to redevelop the

A1. Garth Homer - Programming

C2. BC Housing - Market Residential

A2. Garth Homer - Dementia Care

C3. BC Housing - Non-Market Residential

and Programming

C4. BC Housing - Market Residential

A3. Garth Homer - Residential

C5. BC Housing - Non-Market Residential

B1. Nigel House - Residential Care

C6. BC Housing - Non-Market Residential

B2. In the Planning Phase

C1. BC Housing - Market Residential

Greater Victoria Housing Society

E1. Island Community Mental Health (Newbridge) Non- Market Residential E2. Island Community Mental Health (Darwin) Non-Market Residential E3. Island Community Mental Health (Darwin) Non-Market Residential

Non-Market Residential

entire nine-acre Nigel Valley to create a world class neighborhood of housing, care, services and beautiful green spaces.

We’ve been working for a number of years with Island Health, BC Housing and the

The Nigel Valley is 9 acres of land near Uptown in Saanich. The non-profit owners of this land are Broadmead Care Society, Garth Homer Society, Island Community Mental Health, BC Housing, Greater Victoria Housing Society and the Saanich Municipality.

CRHD on this. These are complicated projects to bring

The new Nigel House will be built on land adjacent to the current

the funding together and line

is made possible by the collaboration of all partners and is being led by BC Housing.

site as part of the new Master Plan to redevelop the entire nine acre valley. The project

everything up. With the

The new Nigel House will provide a home for 41 people with complex care requirements.

commitments we have from

behaviours. Nigel House will continue to provide an island-wide residential care program

our funding partners – we now need to get this done.

It will also include secure rooms for 15 people that struggle with more challenging for this population of Island Health clients. Affordable Housing - There will also be 10 Affordable Housing units included in Nigel House that BC Housing is contributing significantly toward. With a 0.7% vacancy rate reported in the 2017 CMHC Rental Report, there is a tremendous need for affordable housing. Assisted Living - Our aging population means there is an increasing need for assisted living for seniors, according to the Senior’s Housing Report in 2017. Nigel House

David Cheperdak CEO of Broadmead Care

includes 37 Assisted Living homes including an area for dining, patio gardens on most floors pus a large roof top garden and recreation room. As part of the overall Nigel Valley Project, Nigel House will be one of the first parts of the Nigel Valley Project to be developed. The total cost to build the new Nigel House is $37 million. Broadmead Care Society will provide $6 million (of which $3 million needs to be fundraised); the CHRD has provided $1 million; and Island Health will provide the remainder of the funding through a capital per diem which will support the mortgage.

Nigel House - New Building Concept.

Nigel House - Exterior • Street level access at front and rear • Safe vehicle pick up and dropoff areas

Preliminary Plans for Concept Review Only

D’A M B R O S I O architecture + urbanism

Nigel House - New Building Concept.

scale in metres

Line of Parkade Below Line of Building Above

MIXED REC.

96 GAL

Fireplace Room

(28.4m2)

(53.8m2)

HB (H+C)

service

Se service

ELEV. #1

Based on 4000# F/R TK Evolution 200 (Kone Monospace 500 is a few inches smaller)

Based on 3000# TK Evolution 200

2250

(6.8m2)

Office

Food Services

(13.3m2)

(121.7m2)

Clean Laundry Storage

Canopy above

Line of Parkade Below

Building above

STAIR #3

Entry Vestibule (18.6m2)

5% incline

Visitor WC

ELEV. #2

Vestibule

tba

Corridor

2065

Lobby

245 fall @ 3% = 8000 incline

64 GAL

ORG.

Snoezelen Room

(26.1m2)

ORG.

Canopy above

Staff Shower

64 GAL

@ 166.67 18 Risers

@ 165 30 Risers

Staff w/c

(18.1m2)

STAIR #2 Office

MIXED PAPER - 4 YARD

Loading Area

Line of Building Above

Scooter Storage

(28.8m2)

30 Risers @ 165

Refuse/ Recycle

(9.3m2)

PALETTES

Soiled Linen

(41.1m2)

ORG.

Staff

(13.5m2)

64 GAL

Storage

270 fall @ 5% = 5400 incline

STAIR #1

LANDFILL - 4 YARD

3500 Setback

(4'x4')

2000

Setback

6000

(7.8m2)

Reception (23.9m2)

(16.5m2)

Office

Therapy Room / Gym

(17.1m2)

(26.7m2)

(60.0m2)

RT / OT / PT Offices / Storage (28.0m2)

Storage

(7.5m2)

Res. Care Dining Room

Meeting Room

Lobby

HouseKeeping

Business Office + Files

Pass-Through

(12.7m2)

service

(8.3m2)

Office

(13.1m2)

2200

Accessible WC

(144.8m2)

Kitchenette

Wall-mounted menu board

Screen to restrict access during cleaning

Accessible WC (8.8m2)

Multi-Purpose Room (98m2 incl. kitchenette)

Coffee Bar (14.8m2)

3000

Salon

(27.0m2)

Res. Care Patio

Setback

Line of Parkade Below

4500

Setback

Res. Care Patio 1

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description

date

copyright reserved. these drawings and designs are and at all times remain the property of d'ambrosio architecture to be used for the project shown and may not be reproduced without written consent.

project name

Nigel House Redevelopment Saanich, BC sheet title

Level 1

Level 1 Plan Scale: 1:100

1635

project no. drawing file

1635 Nigel DP Plans 19.01.15

date

Nigel House - Main Floor • Street level access at front and rear • Safe vehicle pick up and dropoff areas

• Dedicated therapy and treatment areas • Enlarged Living Room common area • Multiple accessible elevators • Underground parking

1:100

scale

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FDA

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Preliminary Plans for Concept Review Only

2000

Setback

Nigel House - Second Floor

CORDONED OFF L2 SLAB AREA

3500

ASSISTED LIVING 1-BEDROOM #203 Gross: 51.78m2 (557SF)

STAIR #2

Assisted Living and Dining

20 Risers @ 165

@ 165 20 Risers

@ 165 30 Risers

30 Risers @ 165

STAIR #1

Setback

ASSISTED LIVING STUDIO #205 Gross: 38.95m2 (420SF)

ASSISTED LIVING CORRIDOR

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LAUNDRY CART

WASHER

LAUNDRY (?m2) DRYER

STAIR #3

NURSING STATION ?m2

NOURISH CENTRE

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JANITOR

TEAM ROOM/ WARD STOCK ?m2

LAUNDRY CART

SOILED UTILITY (?m2)

20 Risers @ 165

30 Risers @ 165

WASHER

CLEAN UTILITY (?m2)

LAUNDRY CART

AFFORDABLE HOUSING LAUNDRY (?m2)

Dis.

EQUIPMENT

DRYER

Based on 4000# F/R TK Evolution 200 (Kone Monospace 500 is a few inches smaller)

coffee

STAFF & PUBLIC

48 x4 8

40 x4 0

48 x4 8

RESIDENT WASHROOM 40 x4 0

40 x4 0

48 x4 8

48 x4 8 40 x4 0

40 x4 0

RESIDENTIAL CARE DINING ROOM (Secure) 60.48m2 (interior face of gwb)

ASSISITED LIVING DINING ROOM 96.79m2 (interior face of gwb)

A.L. WASHROOM

TUB ROOM (?m2)

ELEV. #2

toaster

40 x4 0

toaster micro

ELEV. #1

Based on 3000# TK Evolution 200

coffee

40 x4 0

micro

SERVICE

15 Bed Secure Unit and Dining

Se tb

SERVICE

N RESIDENTIAL CARE CORRIDOR (Secure)

LANDSCAPED

ASSISITED LIVING SHARED ROOF PATIO ??m2

SECURE ROOF PATIO ??m2

scale in metres RESIDENTIAL CARE LOUNGE (Secure) 49.95m2

3000 Setback

4500

Setback

RESIDENTIAL CARE BEDROOM Useable: 12.74m2 (137SF) Interior: 30.56m2 (329SF) Gross: 34.95m2 (376SF)

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description

date

copyright reserved. these drawings and designs are and at all times remain the property of d'ambrosio architecture to be used for the project shown and may not be reproduced without written consent.

project name

sheet title

Level 2

Level 2 Plan Scale: 1:100

19.01.15 1:100

scale

Affordable Living Housing -

FDA

checked by revison no.

LAUNDRY (?m2)

20 Risers @ 165

Level Four - Affordable Housing and 13 Bed Nigel Residential Care

20 Risers @ 165

WASHER

SOILED UTILITY (?m2)

WIRED RACKS

Not Shown

JANITOR

RESIDENT WASHROOM

LAUNDRY CART

EQUIPMENT STAFF & PUBLIC

STAIR #3

DRYER

LAUNDRY CART

WASHER DRYER

WIRED SHELVES

CLEAN UTILITY (?m2)

Dis.

SERVICE

AFFORDABLE HOUSING LAUNDRY (?m2)

SOLID SHEVLES

WIRED SHELVES

Based on 4000# F/R TK Evolution 200 (Kone Monospace 500 is a few inches smaller)

ELEV. #2

Based on 3000# TK Evolution 200

LAUNDRY CART

LIBRARY

SERVICE

13 Bed Nigel Residential Care

20 00 Se tba ck

AFFORDABLE HOUSING CORRIDOR

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SERVICE

ELEV. #1

1635 Nigel DP Plans

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@ 165 20 Risers

20 Risers @ 165

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@ 165 20 Risers

1635

project no.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING STUDIO #305 Gross: 38.95m2 (420SF)

@ 165

AFFORDABLE HOUSING 1-BEDROOM #303 Gross: 51.78m2 (557SF)

STAIR #1

Setback

Nigel House - Third Floor

STAIR #2

3500

20 Risers

Saanich, BC

Setback

2000

Nigel House Redevelopment

RESIDENTIAL CARE CORRIDOR NOURISH CENTRE

WHEELCHAIR WASHER

Level Five - Assisted Living

LOUNGE (24.34m2)

NURSING STATION 6.61m2

WHEELCHAIR CLEAN ROOM (15.23m2)

Level Six - Assisted Living

RESIDENTIAL CARE BEDROOM Useable: 12.74m2 (137SF) Interior: 30.56m2 (329SF) Gross: 34.95m2 (376SF)

Setback TEAM ROOM/ WARD STOCK 9.72m2

4500

SHARED DECK

3000

Setback

ROOF

EQUIPMENT

SHARED DECK

Underground Parkade 1

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description

date

copyright reserved. these drawings and designs are and at all times remain the property of d'ambrosio architecture to be used for the project shown and may not be reproduced without written consent.

Preliminary Plans for Concept Review Only Nigel House Redevelopment project name

Saanich, BC sheet title

We believe people will come from far and wide to look at this beautiful, sustainable, integrated community in the Nigel Valley. We believe itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s going to

Broadmead Care is Committed To Success Broadmead Care believes our mission is to â&#x20AC;&#x153;make every moment matterâ&#x20AC;? for the people living in the homes we provide. We are passionate about making Nigel House a better home for the people in our care. Through our extensive experience providing complex residential care, we have earned an outstanding reputation as a high quality, reliable service provider with effective management and governance. We also have significant corporate experience in planning and managing complex building improvement and renovation projects, and have completed almost $11 million in such projects in the last 10 years.

be something our city will be very proud of. David Cheperdak CEO of Broadmead Care

People here have had hard lives. They’ve had the deck stacked against them. More than anything, that would be a good reason to help — because they haven’t had easy lives and it’s no fault of their own. Rob Richter

Recreation Therapist at Nigel House for 20 Years

People here are a little bit forgotten. Rob Richter

Recreation Therapist at Nigel House for 20 Years 34

Will You Help Make Nigel House A Better Home?

Help us take the first step by helping us make Nigel House a better home. With your support, together we can create a home for those who live at Nigel House that will give them the comfort, dignity and care they need to live their lives to the fullest.

Nigel House is an amazing place and does amazing things. To be a part of it, to help it in any way, shape or form, well, you’re doing something amazing — that’s actually worthwhile. And there’s

Of the $37 million cost of the Nigel House Redevelopment, Broadmead Care needs to raise $3 million to bring our vision of a new home for Nigel House to life. Any funds raised over and above $3 million will help us improve fixtures and finishes to create an even better home environment for the residents. Your donation will help us make the dream of a better life for the people living at Nigel House a reality, and will help us realize the vision of the entire Nigel Valley Project as a remarkable community of care that will be a landmark for health and human services in BC.

Broadmead Care needs to raise $3 million to bring our vision of a new home for Nigel House to life.

a lot of stuff out in this world that isn’t worth your time. When you find something that is, don’t sit on your ass. Just go do it. David

Uncle of Nigel House Resident, Lynton 36

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