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CANADA | Jan 29, 2026
[Campaign] Small Steps Big Difference
It’s Never Too Early—or Too Late—to Protect Your Brain Health
READ MORE[Participate] Understanding Motivation to Seek Help for Memory or Thinking Changes
Participants needed for a research project, “Understanding motivation to seek help for subjective cognitive changes in adults 55 and over,” This research study is led by principal investigato
[Podcast] How to Live to 100 (or Die Trying): Older men and suicide
Isolation and loneliness are the scourge of our later years.
[Article] The 10 Most Popular SSIR Articles of 2025
10 popular articles from 2025 on Building collective capacity; AI's power for the greater good; grappling with systems collapse; lessons from collaborative philanthropy; and more
'Forget Me Not' campaign highlights supports available
The Alzheimer's Society says nearly half are unsure where to find help, promoting its 'Forget Me Not' campaign and supports to counter isolation. Madison Marier has more.VIEW THE VIDEO
[Article] Alzheimer's Month 2026: What older adults need to know
January is Alzheimer’s Month, a time to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease, support those affected, and share reliable, evidence-based information about brain health and aging.
[Invitation] Canada launches public consultation to develop action plan for rural communities
Your participation in this consultation will support the Government of Canada's efforts to reflect the needs and priorities of rural communities across Canada.
[Blog] When sadness won't go away: What to know and what you can do
Everyone has days when they feel down. But if those feelings linger for years, it might be something more. Persistent depressive disorder (PDD) — formerly called dysthymia — is a chronic form of depression that often goes unnoticed, especially among older adults who may think it’s simply part of aging or their personality.
[Report] The 2026 Nonprofit Workforce Outlook: What Employer and Employees Need to Know
Essential data and practical strategies for nonprofit leaders, HR teams, and job seekers
[Benefit] Low-Cost Home Internet for Low-Income Seniors
Yearly awareness campaign to inform low-income seniors that they may be eligible for low-cost home Internet service
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