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CANADA | Nov 30, 2023
Healthy Aging CORE Research Spotlight: November 2023
Research Spotlight: Canadian Observatory on HomelessnessThe Canadian Observatory on Homelessness (COH) is the largest national research institute devoted to homelessness in Canada. The COH manage The Homeless Hub, a web-based research library and information centre. The Homeless Hub includes resourc
READ MOREEmergency Financial Help for Wildfire Evacuees
Starting May 9 at 9 a.m., any Albertan who has evacuated under mandatory order for seven days or more can apply for a one-time emergency evacuation payment to help during this difficult time.Eligible
WILDFIRES: EMERGENCY UPDATES & RESOURCES
Updates on Alberta Wildfires and emergencies resources available to support older adults
CORE Alberta News - May 4, 2023
May 1-7 is Mental Health Week. This year’s theme is #MyStory. It uses storytelling to amplify the voices and spaces within which mental health exists across Canada, especially at the communit
Alberta Election Strategies
Leading up to the election, Healthy Aging Alberta (HAA) and Edmonton Seniors Coordinating Council (ESCC) have been working on Elections Messaging related to the value and effectiveness of the C
Grant Announcement: Telling Alberta’s Diverse Stories
Since its founding in 1905, Alberta has been home to diverse ethnicities, languages and traditions. The Cultural Heritage Initiatives Grant (CHIG) is meant to increase community and public access to t
Canadian Seniors Reconsider Retirement Amid Affordability Crisis, Waning Pandemic Concerns
Many Canadians are reconsidering what retirement looks like for them as the pandemic recedes and Canada’s affordability crisis continues. More seniors are choosing to delay theirs or head back to wo
A Safe Space for Seniors Dealing With Abuse
Seniors are ending up in dire straits after financial issues forced them to change their living arrangements, say officials with two Alberta shelters."Due to their finances, some older adults need to
Providing Seniors With Accessible Transportation
Alberta’s government is investing $3.5 million in Healthy Aging Alberta to ensure accessible and affordable transportation for seniors throughout the province.Whether it be to visit a doctor, pick u
2023 Healthy Aging Alberta Regional Gatherings
Join other Community-Based Senior Serving professionals in your area for a day of learning and connection.This is an in-person opportunity for organizations to showcase their work and learn from one a
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