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 independent living.
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Webinar: Walking the Talk of Self-Care: practical strategies to support family and friend caregivers
Family Caregivers of BC and North Shore Community Resources
Is self-care for caregivers a luxury or an essential life skill? Join Family Caregivers of BC and North Shore Community Resources to learn self-care strategies to support yourself and others in the caregiving journey. This interactive session allows for reflection, questions, and the development of
​B.C. Seniors' Guide
​Government of BC
The BC Seniors’ Guide is a book-style compilation of information and resources to help us all plan for and live a healthy lifestyle as we age. It includes information on provincial and federal programs, with sections on benefits, health, lifestyle, housing, transportation, finances, safety and sec
Webinar: A Life Well Lived is a Life Well Planned
Institute for Healthy Living & Chronic Disease Prevention and North Okanagan Hospice SocietyÂ
Webinar recorded May 11, 2020 from the Institute for Healthy Living & Chronic Disease Prevention and North Okanagan Hospice Society.Â
This presentation focuses on the Advance Care Planning Capacity Building project underway to help people prepare for their future needs. A review of the deve
Self-Management Health Coach Program
Government of B.C., Self Management Program
The Self-Management Health Coach Program is a telephone-based coaching program to support people living with chronic conditions to become better self-managers. Health Coaches connect with participants by telephone, once a week for 30 minutes, for a period of three months. Coaching can be extended f
Caregivers Out Loud Podcast
Family Caregivers of British Columbia Communication Team
Family Caregivers of British Columbia presents, the first podcast season of Caregivers Out Loud. A space to connect, listen and learn with other caregivers. The host, Jodie McDonald, is a psychotherapist and social worker that specializes in boundary-setting, self-care, and education for caregivers.
A global campaign to combat ageism
World Health Organization
Ageism is highly prevalent; however, unlike other forms of discrimination, including sexism and racism, it is socially accepted and usually unchallenged, because of its largely implicit and subconscious nature. To develop the global campaign to combat ageism, WHO needs to find answers to six fundam
Confronting ageism: the potentional for intergenerational contemporary art events to increase understandings of older adults and ageing
Cook, Peta S. and Vreugdenhil, Anthea
Intergenerational art programs that bring multiple generational groups into contact have the potential to achieve increased understandings of older adults and their lives. The arts present opportunities to change social attitudes towards older adults, and challenging ageism
Being active at home: A resource for people living with dementia and their care partners
DICE Project
In this resource, you will find: • Physical activity guidelines for people living with, or at risk of, dementia • Advice for planning an at-home physical activity plan • Strategies that may help support physical activity among people living with dementia
Tax information for seniors: changes to your taxes, ways to file your taxes
Government Of Canada
There are a few options for filing your taxes, including via telephone, online or the post. For more information, see the Government of Canada web page on doing your taxes;Â https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/segments/changes-your-taxes-when-you-retire-turn-65-years-old
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