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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[Resource] Ten ways to prevent violence against women and girls
UN Women
Ten ways to prevent violence against women and girls
[Resource] Intervention time: What non-profits want funders and government to know about their data problem
The Philanthropist Journal
What non-profits want funders and government to know about their data problem
[ Resource] National framework for social prescribing
Welsh Government
Welsh National framework for social prescribing
[Resources] Social Prescribing Resource Hub
Alliance for Healthier Communities
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.Social
[Resource] Age-Friendly and Remote Communities Reading List
Linkages and CSAH
Linkages/Canadian Studies in Sharing Information created a resource list in December 2023 about Age-friendly rural and remote communities.
[ Resource] Rural and Remote Communities Collection of Resources from Ontario- Age Friendly
Ontario- Age Friendly
Rural and Remote Communities Collection of Resources from Ontario- Age Friendly
[Resource] A National Protocol for Homeless Encampments in Canada
Leilani Farha. Kaitlin Schwan
A National Protocol for Homeless Encampments in Canada: A Human Rights Approach
[Resource] This is what Alzheimer’s looks like: ‘It looks like me’
PBS News Hour
What does it feel like to be diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease? Pam Montana and Chris Hannafan offer their Brief but Spectacular takes on what it means to live with the disease and how their worlds have changed.
[Resource] Get prepared for winter weather and storms
PreparedBC
Click HERE to learn moreSevere weather like snow, hail, blizzards, high winds or heavy rain can happen without warning and can affect your safety in different ways. Extreme cold can be hazardous, and the risk increases the more time you spend outdoors.
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