Resources

This episode discusses Social Prescribing with Kate Mulligan. Social Prescribing is a holistic approach to healthcare that brings together the social and medical models of health and wellness. It provides a formal pathway for health providers to address the diverse determinants of health, using the familiar and trusted process of writing a prescription.

March is Fraud Prevention month. Healthy Aging CORE Alberta has put together some resources around Fraud from our partners. Government of Canada has a Little Black Book of Scams in different languages for your clients Government of Alberta provides resources on Fraud and Scams12 Community Safety Ini

Healthy Aging Alberta hosted a Q&A session on February 16, 2023 on the Expression of Interest (EOI) process for Phase 2 of provincial funding for Community and Home Supports for Older Adults.With investment from the Government of Alberta, Healthy Aging Alberta is offering funding to support prog

Mental Health Inequity and Loneliness and How That Effects Our Society

An expert panel discusses how to decrease stigma and increase access to quality mental health care for women of colour.Women of colour face systemic, cultural and economic barriers in accessing mental health care. Therapy still remains relatively expensive and it is difficult to find women of colour

This webinar features Dr. Samir Sinha, lead author of the recent Canadian Red Cross and National Institute on Aging White Paper that offers evidence-informed expert recommendations to Improve Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery for Older Adults Across Canada. The webinar was hosted by Uni

In February 2021, Food Allergy Canada hosted a webinar with representatives from Health Canada and researchers and physicians with expertise in infectious diseases, immunology, and allergies. This webinar provides a thorough overview of COVID-19 vaccine development, risks and benefits associated wit