Groups
Discussion groups are where CORE participants can share information and stories, ask questions, learn, and collaborate. Open discussion groups can be accessed by any member of CORE; closed groups are available by invitation only.
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Aging in Place Toolkit Working Group
Updating, adapting, and advancing the Aging in Place Toolkit to help Canadians plan today for the life they want to live tomorrow.
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ILC-C
The International Longevity Centre Canada (ILC-Canada) is an independent think tank created in 2015 and situated in Ottawa, Ontario. Our mission is to propose ideas and guidance for policies addressin
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Intergenerational Programs and Resources
Intergenerational connections benefit both older and younger people, as well as the communities they live in. Bringing older and younger people together contributes to understanding and respect betwee
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COURAGE - Action for Better Aging
COURAGE: Action for Better Aging is a social movement to help people get older on their own terms. This national initiative is led by Covenant Health and SE Health.
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Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Recovery for Older Canadians
This Group is for sharing relevant resources and events; effective programs, policies, and practices; and recent research related to emergency preparedness, response, and recovery for Canadian seniors
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Healthy Aging Book Corner
It can be hard to keep up with the increasing number of books available on the subject of aging, but the Healthy Aging Book Corner will hopefully help you find some topics to pique your interest. This
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Social Prescribing (National)
What is Social prescribing? Social prescribing involves connecting people to non-clinical services in their communities to improve their health and well-being. This could include services such as art
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Professionnels et Parties Prenantes Francophones
Ce groupe s\'adresse aux professionnels francophones ainsi qu\'aux autres parties prenantes qui travaillent pour soutenir des aînés de la communauté. Ce groupe est un espace pour partager des resso
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Age-Friendly Communities
“Age-Friendly” is an internationally recognized designation that communities earn by planning and taking action aimed at accommodating the changing needs of older residents and ensuring their comm
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