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CANADA | Nov 13, 2025
[Survey] Intergenerational Landscape - Practitioners and Researchers
Your responses will help us identify successful practices, assess field-wide needs, and build a robust support network for practitioners and researchers.
READ MORE[Report] The impact of US tariffs for Canada’s not-for-profit sector
The report posits that the three main channels that will be impacted by tariffs will be decreased funding, increased costs of inputs due to counter-tariffs, and a greater need for services.
[News] Healthy Aging Alberta & FCSSAA Partner on Statement for Seniors' Week
Healthy Aging Alberta (HAA) and the Family & Community Support Services Association of Alberta (FCSSAA) are proud to work together to champion healthy aging in community.
COURAGE Action for Better Aging: May Action Update
We are excited to share the findings from a recent Ipsos survey conducted on behalf of COURAGE: Action for Better Aging.
[Canada-Wide] Research Particpants Wanted for Online Survey about hearing and cognition
Research will help understand how public messaging around hearing loss and cognition may impact individuals' daily experiences
[Nominations Open] Healthy Aging Impact Awards
These awards will recognize those who make a meaningful impact in their communities through collaboration, innovation, and integrity.
COURAGE Sponsored National Survey
findings from the recent Ipsos survey conducted on behalf of COURAGE: Action for Better Aging between March 28 and April 1, 2025.
COURAGE Action for Better Aging: April Action Update
The COURAGE advocacy campaign continues, highlighting the need for a national aging strategy that addresses the key issues and opportunities that older adults and their support systems face across Canada.
[News] City of Grande Prairie launching Social Prescribing Initiative
The City of Grande Prairie is partnering with the Grande Prairie Primary Care Network to introduce a new Social Prescribing Initiative.The initiative aims to allow care providers to make a social pre
[Article] City Partners With Grande Prairie Primary Care Network For New Social Prescribing Initiative
The City of Grande Prairie is excited to partner with the Grande Prairie Primary Care Network (GP PCN) to introduce a new Social Prescribing initiative for ages 55 and older, funded by the Government of Alberta.
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