We're connecting high-risk adults, seniors and their caregivers to the services they need.
How we make it easier for you.
Helping high-risk adults and seniors to remain living in their own homes as long as possible.
Caregiver
Recharge
The Caregiver Recharge Services provides temporary, worry-free, in-home relief so that you can take a break, whether it’s for a few hours, a day, or a weekend.
Short Stay Respite
Short-term, out-of-home respite, temporarily provides care and a room at the Oakville Senior Citizens Residence while you're away.
Supports for Daily Living
Frequent short visits to help high-risk seniors 65+ years of age with essential needs, and to remain home, avoiding long-term care.
Food Support Programs
Food support programs connect people to food resources. Meals on Wheels, and Food Advisor Supports are available.
Adult Day Programs
Programs that promote wellness, dignity, and enhance quality of life in a social setting, and provide a much-needed break for persons providing care and support at home.
Who We Are
Helping people live well at home with community based support
The Central Registry team is dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of high-risk adults and seniors facing daily challenges.
Upcoming Event
Education Series Session: Transitioning Home from Hospital
Date: May 6, 2026 | Time: 10:00am
We are excited to share an upcoming Education Series session, presented in partnership with Summerville Family Health Team and Peel Senior Link: Transitioning Home from Hospital, led by Central Registry, a division of Nucleus Independent Living.
This session is designed to support older adults and caregivers by providing the knowledge and confidence needed for a safe and smooth transition from hospital to home. Key topics will include preparation, home safety, and continuity of care.
At Nucleus, our commitment to compassion, integrity, and client-centred care guides everything we do. Initiatives like this reflect our vision of empowering individuals and families with the tools and resources they need to live safely and independently.
Join us on May 6, 2026 for this informative webinar as we continue to build stronger pathways of care, together, as ONE TEAM.
Connecting You to Help
We connect you with the care you need and link you to resources that suit your needs.
Partnering with our community
We’ve been married 50 years. I love him and don’t want him to go into a home. That’s why programs like this are important. It gives me the mental, physical, emotional and spiritual strength to deal with him when he has his bad days.
Laraine Goodban
caregiver for her husband, Gordon
When you have someone who is disabled, you don’t have the option of stopping to do something, but when the staff is here, I don’t have to worry if I need to go out shopping or do some work.
Deanna Henderson
caregiver for her son, Brandon
Without Caregiver ReCharge, I don’t know how I’d function. I’m so exhausted. They go above and beyond for both me and my mother.
Carolyn Mastrotucci
caregiver for her mom, Norma
