Resources
Resources on CORE include checklists, toolkits, reports, studies, videos, and other materials on topics relevant to those working or volunteering in support of healthy aging and older adults.
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[Resource] Healthy Aging Framework and Theory of Change
United Way BC
The Healthy Aging Framework and accompanying Theory of Change (TOC) provide a unified vision for advancing Healthy Aging programs across BC. The document shares:Our purpose, expected outcomes, and focus on the Determinants of Healthy Aging.The guiding principles that shape our work.The central role
[Recording] Granting Portal Training Session - 2025-26 Healthy Aging Applications
United Way British Columbia
Thank you to those who participated in United Way BC Healthy Aging’s Salesforce Training for 2025-26 Healthy Aging Applications held on February 10, 2025. Below you can access the Training Session recording.
United Way BC Granting Portal User Guides
United Way British Columbia
UWBC Granting Portal User Guide
[Discussion Paper] Exploring the Potential of Volunteerism to Support Family Caregivers
Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation
This report is part of an initiative by the Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation to elevate the voices of family caregivers and explore practical solutions to better support them.Over the past several years, the Foundation has convened national roundtables to surface insights and drive dialogue on the
[Resource Kit] The Collaborative Organization
Tamarack Institute
Build organizational readiness for effective collaboration
[Links] Working & Caregiving? Know Your Options
Family Caregivers of BC
Caregiving doesn’t always fit neatly into a workday.
[Video Series] NOT ALONE: Seniors Scam Stories
Advocacy Centre for the Elderly
Empowering Seniors against Targeted Scams and Frauds through Storytelling
[Toolkit] Address Dementia Related Stigma with Indigenous Specific Strategies
Native Women's Association of Canada
In support of the implementation of Canada’s first national dementia strategy: A Dementia Strategy for Canada - Together We Aspire, the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) was provided funding to help raise awareness of dementia within Indigenous communities, with a focus on reducing sti
[Resource List] Dementia Information for Indigenous Peoples: First Nations, Métis and Inuit
Alzheimer Society
Dementia care in different Indigenous communities across Canada
Newsletter
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