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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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[Video] Reimagining aging and longevity: Is mindfulness the secret? | Prof. Ellen Langer
Prof. Ellen Langer and Zoe
Reimagining aging and longevity: Is mindfulness the secret? | Prof. Ellen Langer
[Research] Social and Economic Value of Better Heart Health: Measuring Labour Market Participation, Volunteering, and Caregiving
The Conference Board of Canada
Click HERE to learn moreThis research looks at the contributions that healthy seniors make to Canada’s economy, and how investing in their health beyond the age of 65 can reap significant social and economic benefits.How will reducing the mortality of seniors from the most common type of heart val
[Free Course] Caregiving Essentials
McMaster University
Click HERE to learn moreGet the essential caregiving information and support you needIf you’re a caregiver, the Caregiver Essentials program was created for you. It offers valuable knowledge and skills meant to benefit caregivers in any way they choose.Offers valuable information and support, as w
[Toolkit] Essential Care Partner Toolkit
Sinai Health
Click HERE to learn moreEssential care partners may be supporting their family or friend with some of their basic care needs while they are in the hospital. These resources will provide you with some of the key information on how you can help. Before you provide care to a patient in hospital, please
[Report] AgeTech Ethics and Equity
SFU STAR
SFU STAR has produced a new report titled AgeTech, Ethics and Equity: Towards a Cultural Shift in AgeTech Ethical Responsibility. STAR received funding from AGE-WELL's Catalyst Funding Program in Healthy Aging (see funding announcement news release here) in 2023 to carry out a project on ethical de
[SURVEY] Understanding the Mental Health and Well-being of Older Adults in Canada
Jpro Research and consulting
[SURVEY] Understanding the Mental Health and Well-being of Older Adults in Canada
[Resource] AGING IS UNIVERSAL Infographic
Edmonton Seniors Coordinating Council and Age Friendly Edmonton Working Group
Ageism—discrimination based on age—is a common occurrence. It impacts how we value ourselves and others, limiting our ability to age well. It’s time we embrace aging and empower all Edmontonians to lead full lives, no matter their age.
Webinar Series: Promising Practices to Enable Aging in Place
Healthcare Excellence Canada
"Evidence shows that one in 10 people who enter long-term care potentially could have been cared for at home with better support. Encouragingly, many aging in place programs across Canada are successfully helping older adults stay at home safely, with better health and quality of life.Join us for
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