Fair, sustainable funding
Advocate for funding models that reflect the actual cost of safe, quality care, rising operating expenses, and the realities of serving residents across Newfoundland and Labrador.

A developing provincial association
Building an operator-led voice to support licensed personal care homes, strengthen resident care, and advance practical solutions across Newfoundland and Labrador.
Who we are
APCHNL is being developed to connect and support licensed personal care home operators across Newfoundland and Labrador.
Our goal is practical: bring operators together, identify shared challenges, develop useful resources, and create a clear, constructive channel for advocacy with NL Health Services and government.
Learn about the initiative →Our advocacy priorities
Advocate for funding models that reflect the actual cost of safe, quality care, rising operating expenses, and the realities of serving residents across Newfoundland and Labrador.
Support clearer, faster reassessment pathways when a resident’s condition changes or their needs exceed the care level currently being funded.
Support and advocate for operators facing disciplinary, compliance, or corrective action from NL Health Services—especially when clear guidance, resources, and practical supports have not been provided.
Strengthen recruitment, retention, workforce development, and practical training for personal care home teams.
Promote resident-centred decisions that value established relationships, familiar surroundings, and continuity of care whenever safe and appropriate.
Improve consistent, constructive communication between operators, NL Health Services, and the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.
2026 provincial consultation
The State of Personal Care Homes Survey gathers real operator perspectives on funding, reassessments, staffing, care levels, resident continuity, and system communication.
Complete the survey
Help build APCHNL
We are gathering membership interest from licensed personal care home operators and leaders throughout the province.