As the population of Tibetan Canadians and Trans-Himalayans continues to grow rapidly, the need for an ethnic-specific long-term care home has never been more urgent. Our community deeply needs a facility that respects our unique cultural heritage, offers familiar food, celebrates shared spiritual practices, and fosters a sense of belonging.

This mission has been honored with a blessing from His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, who also graciously bestowed the name JampaLing, meaning “Compassion Care Living,” reflecting its essence of compassion and care.

Infinite Care Long-Term Care Home is still in the planning stages. While we currently do not have the land or funding needed to bring this vision to life, we are actively working to build partnerships, gather resources, and rally support to make this dream a reality.

This future home will not only address the growing demand for culturally specific senior care but will also serve as a cornerstone for preserving and celebrating our heritage. It will be a place where elders feel valued and cared for, surrounded by an environment that reflects their identity and fosters their well-being.

We invite you to join us in this vital mission. Whether by contributing your time, resources, or expertise, your support can help us build a space where compassion and culture come together for our seniors.