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Adopting tools such as the Healthy Aging Asset Index can bring cohesiveness to the support that older adults receive across the care continuum and has the potential to shift the balance of care away from the health system and towards the community, thus improving the capacity of health systems and government to meet the needs of Canada’s older adults.

Describes what social prescribing is and how SSM is introducing it in Saskatchewan.

In this video, four siblings of different ages speak about being young caregivers for their grandmother living with dementia

Pride resources for Canadians

Tips and Recources for Men's Health

Stories like this are important to hear to understand the issues and trauma Indigenous and 2SLGBTQIA+ older adults may have experienced that affect their lives today, the health issues they are experiencing, and the systemic barriers they still face

This award honours the work of health professionals who have overcome personal and professional challenges and risks to stand up for the rights of First Nations, Métis and Inuit children.

Caregivers are aware there are significant gaps in our healthcare system, yet some of the answers to these gaps are found in supporting and providing education to the healthcare workers on the front lines

Faith-based spaces are important community assets. They are a critical form of social infrastructure and often already provide important services to older people.