Daughter On Call

04/21/2026

04/18/2026

Daughter On Call Provides personalized home care for elders and those with disabilities 🌺
🌸Personal Care
🌸Transportation
🌸Housekeeping
🌸Companionship
🌸24 Hour Service

04/17/2026

When community care is no longer enough, we offer beautiful rooms in fully staffed homes, in Brandon Manitoba.
These homes offer as much autonomy as requested, and also as much care as needed.
Call 1-204-725-6629 for more information today!

04/15/2026

Whether you have a medical appointment, want to go shopping, or need to get to the airport, we can ensure your safety and well-being in our care. We will pick you up on your doorstep and ensure you get where you’re headed in a safe, timely manner. We can stay with you at the airport right until the time of boarding, which will provide you with peace of mind in a busy airport.​ 🚘

04/14/2026

A heart warming story 🫶🏻💖
At 102, George Strausman is still striving to be his best. Through pottery, he’s proving it’s never too late to create something beautiful no matter how many times you start again.

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04/13/2026

ALZHEIMER & DEMENTIA SUPPORT

In this area, Daughter On Call has done extensive, additional training with their staff and management. We believe in “less drugs and more investigation” in regard to concerning behaviours. Call us today to see if we can help you ease the frustration of caring for someone with dementia.
You will be glad you did. 🫶🏻💖

04/11/2026

When community care is no longer enough, we offer beautiful rooms in fully staffed homes, in Brandon Manitoba.
These homes offer as much autonomy as requested, and also as much care as needed.
Call 1-204-725-6629 for more information today!

04/10/2026

At Daughter On Call we understand the importance of having reliable care you can count on. With over 15 years servicing Brandon we make sure you or your loved ones are well taken care of.
Call our office today to learn more 204-725-6629

04/09/2026

“We don’t fix dementia. We adapt to the person.” This is where most care goes wrong. We try to correct. To bring someone back. To make things feel “normal” again. But dementia doesn’t work that way. The more we try to fix… the more connection begins to slip away. “The caregiver’s role isn’t to correct the changes, but to adapt alongside them.” Real care looks different. It slows down. It listens. It lets go of control… and leans into understanding. Because the goal isn’t to bring someone back to our world, it’s to have the courage to step into theirs. That’s where trust is built and that’s where care truly begins. If this resonates, comment “ADAPT