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CANADA | Oct 17, 2024
[Training] Maytree Policy School
Maytree Policy School Application Deadline: October 21st, 2024
READ MORE[News] Seniors group meeting slated for Sept. 11 in Sidney
B.C.’s Seniors Advocate Dan Levitt will attend as guest speaker The Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP) will have their annual general and chapter meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 11 at St. El
[News] Long-term care home moves forward in Surrey
Seniors in Surrey are one step closer to accessing new long-term care (LTC) beds as construction begins for a new LTC home at 6471 175A St.Guru Nanak Diversity Village is a result of a partnership bet
[News] Delta Community Foundation names 20 community groups to receive grants
Twenty community organizations dedicated to reducing poverty and fostering social inclusion in Delta are sharing $505,000 in provincial grants. On Thursday (Aug. 29), the Delta Community Foundation a
[News] 22 affordable homes for seniors coming to Bowser
The Lighthouse Villa project will provide 22 affordable new homes for seniors in Bowser. Left to right: Qualicum First Nation Chief Michael Recalma; Mid Island-Pacific Rim MLA Josie Osborne; Bowser Se
[News] Healthy aging in place: Connaught Community Partnership Research Program funds activity spaces for older adults
Connaught Community Partnership Research Program funds activity spaces for older adults
Free Online Seniors Safety & Personal Planning Workshops Fall 2024
Click HERE to learn moreAs fall approaches, it’s the perfect time to invest in your personal growth and well-being. Seniors’ Health and Wellness is thrilled to offer two FREE online workshop serie
[News] Healing Systems
How recognizing trauma in ourselves, other people, and the systems around us can open up new pathways to solving social problems
[Blog] How to challenge ageism in our everyday lives
Ageism affects everyone. By breaking down stereotypes, we can create a world where everyone feels valued and respected,
[Blog] Home vs. centre-based cardiac rehabilitation: How do they stack up?
For people living with heart disease, a tailored combination of emotional support, exercise training and promotion, education, and risk management may be added to their recovery and prevention plan
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