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CAGP/CCSMH Vision Award 2021 - Margaret Gillis

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The CAGP/CCSMH Vision Award recognizes any program, corporation, non-governmental organization or individual helping to combat ageism and stigma, and/or highlight and promote the strengths associated with aging and the potential and value of older adults to our society.   Congratulations to Margaret Gillis, President, International Longevity Centre! Margaret was awarded for her commitment and dedication to improving the mental and physical health care, well-being and rights of older people. The many letters of support that Margaret received are a true testament to the local, national and international impact she has made combating ageism and advocating for the human rights of older persons. Margaret excels at inter-professional and interdisciplinary collaboration, resulting in real change. As one supporter stated “Ms. Gillis’ ardent commitment to championing the rights of older persons and promoting the strengths associated with ageing has had a tangible impact on the lives of older adults in Canada and internationally.”
  • Date

    Dec 05, 2022

  • By

    Amaan Fazal

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