Public Health has declared Brant Terrace in a Suspect Respiratory Outbreak.
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. All visitors must wear a medical mask or full PPE during their visit (medical masks for non-isolated residents and full PPE for isolated residents)
Recreation will be doing small group Home Area Programs. No hair dressing services at this time.
Thank you for your continued support.
The Home believes visitors should be allowed to visit at any time.
All visitors must sign in and out at the front door and wash hands with alcohol based hand rub.
Visitors are only allowed under the following circumstances.
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.
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.