Resources
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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A Guide to Mobility & Independence: A Comprehensive Listing of Essential Services and Transportation Providers in Edmonton and Outlying Communities
Medically-At-Risk Drivers (MARD) Centre
A Comprehensive Listing of Essential Services and Transportation Providers in Edmonton and Outlying Communities
Mobility is important to an individual's health and independence. However, sometimes health conditions and other circumstances limit mobility. When that happens it is necessary to find al
An In-Depth Analysis of Ride-Scheduling Software Programs
Medically-At-Risk Drivers (MARD) Centre
This comprehensive report provides information on the different ride-scheduling software options available to organizations providing alternate transportation to seniors and those with disabilities.
Alternate Transportation for Seniors: An Examination of Service Providers in Urban and Rural Alberta
Medically-At-Risk Drivers (MARD) Centre
Alternative transportation for seniors has been identified as an unmet need in many jurisdictions throughout North America, and Alberta is no exception. Increased longevity and the aging of the baby boomers has heightened both the awareness and the need for responsive models of alternate transportat
Assisted Transportation Network Alberta
Assisted Transportation Network Alberta
In early 2017, the Edmonton Seniors Coordinating Council and the Medically At-Risk Driver Centre began a project that reached out to 50+ different agencies or organizations who either provide, rely on, or advocate for assisted transportation services for older adults. The goal was to gain a deeper u
Postponing or closing a volunteer programme – How to communicate with your volunteers
Volunteer Ireland
Volunteer Ireland shares tips on communicating about postponing or closing volunteer programs.
Leading an organization: 15 things to keep in mind as leaders adjust to the new realities of COVID-19
BoardSource
This blog post, originally published as a series of tweets by Phil Buchanan - president of the Center for Effective Philanthropy and author of "Giving Done Right: Effective Philanthropy and Making Every Dollar Count" - touches on 15 things to keep in mind as leaders adjust to the many new realities
COVID-19 multilingual resource options
End Poverty Edmonton
End Poverty Edmonton has shared links for information on COVID-19 that provides multilingual resources.
COVID-19 resources for non-profits – funding, human resources, mental health, volunteer management, peer connections, etc.
Association of Fundraising Professionals
The Association of Fundraising Professionals gathered resources to help guide non-profits in their fundraising, donor communications, and more.
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Multilingual, plain language information on Coronavirus
Self Advocacy Resource and Technical Assistance Center (SARTAC)
SARTAC shares an 18-page booklet about the Coronavirus that is written in plain language. It was created by and for people with developmental disabilities. It is available in 11 languages.
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