Resources

[Recorded Webinar] CPCLW - April Partners' Meeting - Living The Dementia Journey

Connecting People and Community for Living Well- CORE Group

These Partners' Meetings are open to anyone with an interest in supporting seniors and other underserved populations to live well in the community, and you may attend any or all of the series as your schedule permits

[Recording] Building Sustainable Age-friendly Communities through Partnerships and Community Connection

BC Healthy Communities Society

When the grant runs out, what comes next?

[Self-paced Learning] Digital Literacy Skills

ABC Connect for Learning

ABC Life Literacy Canada is a national charitable organization that champions literacy by empowering adult learners, raising awareness, and supporting the adult learning sector. We envision a Canada where everyone has the skills and opportunities to fully participate in learning, life, and work.Impr

[Recording] The Real Risks of Retirement – and How the Cost of Ageing Calculator Can Help

National Institute on Ageing (NIA)

Canadians are living longer than ever before, and retirement costs can change significantly over time. At the same time, the costs of later life — especially care and support — are increasingly falling on individuals and families.Without a clear picture of these costs, how can anyone know if the

[Recording] The Volunteer Management Lifecycle: Refresh or Reboot?

CharityVillage

Original Broadcast Date: February 6, 2025Summary: The volunteer management cycle is the best practice model for the lifecycle of volunteer engagement, and for many years has been the foundation of important best practices such as planning, screening, policy development and onboarding and offboardin

[Recording] Sibling Conflict in Family Caregiving

McMaster University Continuing Education

Presented on: Wednesday, January 15th 2025 at 12:00 PM ESTIf you are an unpaid, or paid, individual in a caregiving role, the McMaster Continuing Education Caregiving Essentials course and webinar series will provide you with relevant and meaningful information to help you as a caregiver.This month,

[Charter] The Canadian Charter of Rights for People with Dementia

Alzheimer Society

People living with dementia deserve dignity, respect and the ability to continue participating in their communities. The Canadian Charter of Rights for People with Dementia helps ensure these rights are recognized and protected across Canada. Developed with input from people with lived experience, t