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CANADA | Dec 12, 2025
[Survey] Age Forward Action
We’re inviting older adults aged 50+, caregivers, and healthcare providers across British Columbia to take part in an important survey about access to physical activity programs. This survey is part of a larger project focused on understanding how people discover, navigate, and take part in physic
READ MORE[Briefing Note] High Demand and Constrained Capacity in Charitable Sector
Canada’s charitable sector is under immense pressure.
[News] Vaccine Report Card 2025
This year’s expanded assessment covers three respiratory illness seasons and includes new scoring that better matches today’s immunization landscape.
[Article] #AWorldSightDay Call to Action
Vision as a Pillar of Healthy Ageing: A World Sight Day Call to Action
[Webinar Summary] A Look at How Nav-CARE and the Community Connector Social Prescribing Program Models are Supporting Older Adults Across BC
expert panelists outlined the similarities and differences between the two programs, and who they aim to support, as well as sharing real-life stories of older adults who’ve accessed and benefited from them.
[Research Study] The Impact of Climate Change on Older Adults' Mental Health in BC
How climate change and climate-related weather events such as wildfires, floods, and extreme heat are impacting older adults' mental health in BC
[News] Five fall activities for older adults to boost well-being
Fall activities are not just seasonal fun, they can also support healthy aging in fall by boosting physical health, mental sharpness, and emotional well-being.
[News] Finalists for 2025 AGE-WELL National Impact Challenge: Implementing Change
AGE-WELL is pleased to announce three finalists for the 2025 AGE-WELL National Impact Challenge: Implementing Change
[News] Ongoing support, services benefit adults with mental-health issues
Adults living with mental-health challenges will continue to have access to low- or no-cost counselling services to help them get well.
[Pilot Project] Respite for ALL
This program is designed to support working caregivers who face affordability challenges by offering 10 hours of free home-based respite.
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