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Expanding Home Support Services for Alberta Seniors

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October 11, 2023: To help maintain seniors’ well-being, independence and safety in their homes and communities, 15 community organizations have received funding to help them expand their services. Six initial grants were awarded in July 2022 for projects that are now operating and nine additional grants were awarded in June of this year.


These non-medical services range from social and emotional supports to help with everyday tasks such as housekeeping, yard and snow removal, transportation to and from appointments, and meal delivery. Together with home care and other community services, this expansion will help address the increasing complexity of needs as Albertans age.


Approved projects – 2022

  • Veiner Centre Medicine Hat, $200,000
  • Wild Rose Community Connections High River, $200,000
  • Age Friendly Cold Lake Society, 200,000
  • Westend Seniors Activity Centre Edmonton, $150,000
  • Camrose & District Home Support Society, $150,000
  • Bashaw & District Support Services Association, $150,000 

Approved projects – 2023

  • Circle of Wisdom Elder and Seniors Centre Calgary, $175,000
  • Drumheller/Starland Older Adult Community & Home Support Project, $175,000
  • Grande Prairie Seniors Outreach Meals on Wheels, $169,927
  • Vulcan FCSS & Foodbank, $149,963
  • Aging Well in Community Lamont, $141,631
  • Bridge to Oasis Foundation Calgary, $100,000
  • Fort MacLeod FCSS, $79,679
  • Westlock and District FCSS, $55,900
  • Beaverlodge FCSS Meals on Wheels, $30,000


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  • Date

    Oct 19, 2023

  • By

    Healthy Aging Alberta

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