About Us

We are a non profit organization with a rich and proud history of serving Elders in the Surrey community since 1975.

Honouring Elders is at the heart of what we do

The Kinsmen Lodge is a government funded complex care home, which means our Elders' accommodation fees are subsidized. We are a non profit organization with a rich and proud history of serving Elders in the Surrey community since 1975. We are located at 9650 137A Street, right across from Surrey Memorial Hospital in Surrey, BC, near shopping, universities, transit, and lots of restaurants.

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Our Mission

Kinsmen Lodge provides residential care services for adults who cannot live safely or independently at home because of complex health care needs. Our care and services are provided in a loving and holistic manner which respects diversity and the right of Elders to make personal choices in their lives.

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Our Mission

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Our Vision

An environment for Elders that fosters a culture to eliminate the plagues of loneliness, helplessness, and boredom.

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Our Vision

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Our Values

Respect, Dignity, Independence, Compassion, Quality Care, and Safety

Respect: We respect each Elder as a human being with feelings and needs.

Dignity: We recognize our Elders’ need to be cared for with sensitivity and understanding.

Independence: We value our Elders’ right to make personal decisions within their capacity.

Compassion: We treat each Elder as a unique individual and provide care that addresses their physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional needs.

Quality Care: We are a qualified care team that strives to establish and also prescribes to best practices in Eldercare.

Safety: We maintain high standards of safety and comply with all applicable legislation.

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Our Values

Respect: We respect each Elder as a human being with feelings and needs.

Dignity: We recognize our Elders’ need to be cared for with sensitivity and understanding.

Independence: We value our Elders’ right to make personal decisions within their capacity.

Compassion: We treat each Elder as a unique individual and provide care that addresses their physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional needs.

Quality Care: We are a qualified care team that strives to establish and also prescribes to best practices in Eldercare.

Safety: We maintain high standards of safety and comply with all applicable legislation.

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Accreditation Canada inspires people around the world to improve outcomes through independent assessments against global standards. We are proud to be Accredited with Exemplary Standing.

  • “Thank you for keeping us so well posted. And thank you and your wonderful staff and the volunteers for the fantastic job that they are doing and have always done. They are phenomenal, and the great spirit and energy that they display, I’m sure, answers a huge need that must exist in so many Elders and their loved ones.”

    Family Member

  • “Thank you for providing such good care and helping the Elders stay connected.”

    Family Member

  • “I thank you for all the work that you have done to ensure the care of all our family. Not just my loved one in your care, but all of the staff who are working to ensure they are taking care of themselves and their families. Big shout out to all the staff, supervisors, and managers for the fabulous job that you do every day! Take care and be safe!”

    Family Member

  • “I want to express my gratitude to everyone at Kinsmen Lodge. Our family appreciates everything you are doing to keep our Elders safe. ”

    Family Member

  • “Thank you for keeping us up to date on the comings and goings at Kinsmen Lodge. You are all doing a fantastic job on the front line and doing an amazing job of keeping the place running and taking care of the Elders. ”

    Family Member

The History of Kinsmen Lodge

  • 2020

    Kinsmen Lodge celebrates 45 years of providing service to Surrey's Elders.

  • 2018

    Kinsmen Lodge is awarded with Accredited with Exemplary Standing status from Accreditation Canada.

  • 2012

    In February, Elders move into their new purpose built home for complex care.

    Kinsmen Lodge assumes a mortgage of $27.5 Million after selling the properties at Old Yale Road.

  • 2011

    First fundraising campaign is launched to raise money for comforts and safety equipment.

  • 2010

    The ground-breaking ceremony for the new building takes place.

  • 2008

    Lark Construction is secured as developer for the new building. Board and Society members approve the sale of the properties on Old Yale Road to help fund construction of a new building.

    Project funding is secured with funding partners FHA and BC Housing Corporation.

  • 2006

    Kinsmen Place Lodge negotiates to purchase land at 137A Street in Surrey, BC.

  • 2005

    The Fraser Health Authority advises Kinsmen Place Lodge that the building requires either extreme updating or rebuilding in order to comply with the new regulatory codes for a complex care facility.

  • 1973

    The construction of Kinsmen Place Lodge begins.

  • 1961

    Whalley & District Senior Citizens Housing Society, a non-profit organization, is incorporated to provide seniors housing in Surrey.

  • 1960

    It all started during a poker game with Ted Reider, Dick Young, Bill Reid, and Jim Cox, when they agreed they needed to provide a care home for seniors and met with Tom Goode who was looking for a charity to donate land to.