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Resources on CORE include checklists, toolkits, reports, studies, videos, and other materials on topics relevant to those working or volunteering in support of healthy aging and older adults independent living.
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Sharing Our Space: A Toolkit for Developing and Enhancing Intergenerational Shared Sites
Generations United
Intergenerational shared sites are intentionally designed places that provide service and programs to multiple generations concurrently and foster meaningful cross-age relationships. Shared sites have built-in opportunities for cost-efficiencies in terms of space, personnel, rent, and other programm
Curricula and Activities for Intergenerational Programs
Penn State University
Penn State University offers extensive resources on intergenerational programming.The website includes a collection of "how to" activities and guides to help intergenerational practitioners with ideas to conduct programs and events.You can also visit the main webpage, which includes information on a
Older Adults Needed for Research on Chronic Pain
Aging, Residents, and Caregivers (ARC) Research Unit, University of Regina
We are looking for Canadians living with chronic pain who are at least 65 years of age to take part in a study examining the role of adversity and resilience in the experience of pain.As a participant in this study, you would be asked to complete a series of anonymous self-report questionnaires.Your
RECORDING: Food Security - More Than Simply Access to Food
CORE Food Security Group
You can access the recording HERE.On April 11, 2023, the CORE Food Security Group, in collaboration with Alberta Health Services, hosted a conversation around food insecurity with three speakers who shared how addressing food insecurity is about more than simply food.Participants learned about: the
LGBTQ2S+ Resources | Alberta Health Services
Alberta Health Services
AHS strives to create an environment that highly values diversity and welcomes and respects people’s contributions. An environment where everyone, including patients, families, healthcare providers, physicians and volunteers feel safe, healthy and valued. Creating safer and more welcoming healthca
Inclusive Communities for LGBTQ2S+ Seniors
Government of Alberta
Seniors-serving organizations and businesses have many opportunities to recognize and meet the needs of all seniors, including those from LGBTQ2S+ communities. An organization or business is considered inclusive and affirming of LGBTQ2S+ seniors when those seniors:can access programs and services th
Tips on Providing Safer and More Welcoming Continuing Care for LGBTQ2S+ Clients
Alberta Health Services
This resource will help to enhance your awareness, confidence, knowledge, and skills in creating safer and more welcoming care for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and two-spirit (LGBTQ2S+)Â clients. This resource was developed in consultation with the Alberta Health Services (AHS) LGBTQ2S
2SLGBTQ+ Older Adults
Centre for Sexuality
Older adults in the 2SLGBTQ+ community face all the same social, emotional, and physical changes that their heterosexual and cisgender peers face, along with added discrimination.As people age, it is assumed they will have support systems in place. However, some people might not have any connection
Raising Awareness About Men's Mental Health
Stigma Free Society
Men often deal with shame and self-stigma when facing mental health challenges, especially those living in rural communities. If you or a loved one are struggling, our Men’s Mental Health resources from the Rural Mental Wellness Toolkit can help. This section includes videos of rural men shari
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