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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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Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults - A Practical Guide to Help Plan, Respond and Recover
Canadian Red Cross
The Canadian Red Cross offers a number of resources to help older adults, and/or their caregivers and service providers prepare for emergencies, including:
Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults: A Practical Guide to Help Plan, Respond and Recover
Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults: Quick
BC Farmers’ Market Nutrition Coupon Program
BC Farmers Market
The Farmers’ Market Nutrition Coupon Program (FMNCP) is a healthy eating initiative that supports farmers’ markets and strengthens food security across British Columbia. Community partner organizations provide coupons to lower-income families, pregnant people and seniors participating in their f
Strategy on Aging
Community Living British Columbia
The CLBC Strategy on Aging is a proactive response to the challenges and opportunities associated with supporting adults with developmental disabilities who are growing older in our communities
The richer quality of life offered by community living is resulting in longer lives for many people. Like
On Aging Canadian Conversations: Aging from an Indigenous Perspective with Dr. Pamela Williamson
Healthy Aging CORE Canada and HelpAge Canada
Dr. Williamson is a member of the Moose Deer Point First Nation and Sturgeon clan. She was raised and returned to Mnidoo Mnising (Manitoulin Island) where she currently resides. Pamela advocates for the priorities of seniors and looks forward to discussing the health issues and priorities of indigen
Stretch Lift or Tap (SLoT) Program
Regional Geriatric Program of Toronto
The Stretch Lift Tap (SLoT) program is a philosophy and a set of tools designed to encourage older adults to embed functional exercise in their daily activities.
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Engaging in meaningful activities outside of care settings: What’s the impact on people with dementia?
McMaster University
Dementia is a progressive condition, meaning it worsens as time goes on. These days, there is a great deal of support for aging in place, and with adequate resources, this can certainly be achieved. However, for some folks diagnosed with dementia, there may come a time when their needs can no longer
What We Heard - Provincial Consultation on Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Recovery
1) Engagement and collaboration at multiple levels
CBSS, EM, HA, local government all have important roles/responsibilities in planning and response
Engage other key players- eg. seniors groups; landlords, building managers, tenants’ organizations; families/caregivers; disability organizatio
Toolkit: Extreme Heat social media toolkit
BC Ministry of Health
Last year’s unprecedented heat dome highlighted the need to be better prepared for heat-related emergencies. To help citizens get ready, and prepare to cope, PreparedBC released an extreme heat preparedness guide.
The resource provides advice on heat planning, including how to prepare your home,
Report: Extreme Heat and Human Mortality: A Review of Heat-Related Deaths in B.C. in Summer 2021
British Columbia Coroners Service (BCCS)
Extreme heat events (EHE) are also described in the literature as “heat waves” or “heat domes”. A heat dome occurs when an area of high pressure stays over the same area for days or even weeks, trapping very warm air underneath - rather like a lid on a pot*. The definition of an extreme heat
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