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[Report] National Insights into Non-profit Organizations, Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, 2023

Statistics Canada

National Insights into Non-profit Organizations, Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, 2023

[Report] Non-profit institutions and volunteering: Economic contribution, first quarter to fourth quarter 2023

Statistics Canada

Non-profit institutions and volunteering: Economic contribution, first quarter to fourth quarter 2023

[Podcast] Season 2- Mind the Disruption Podcast

nccdh

Season 2Social Movements for Social JusticeWelcome back! In the second season of Mind the Disruption, we explore social movements for social justice: groups of people working together to build collective power for change.In each episode, you’ll hear from someone – a disruptor - who works with ot

[Resource] The State of Caregiving in Canada (2012 v 2018): Workload intensifies and well-being declines

University of Alberta, Caregivers Alberta, AGEwell, Vanier

The State of Caregiving in Canada (2012 v 2018): Workload intensifies and well-being declines

[Podcast] Looking after children and aging parents

CBC News- Alberta at Noon with Judy Aldous

Looking after children and aging parents

[Research] Working on the Root System of Social Connections in a Community

Cormac Russell

Working on the Root System of Social Connections in a Community

[Report] Enhancing Care for Older Adults in Canada and Down Under: What Canadian and Australian Long-Term Care Systems Can Learn from Each Other

National Institute on Ageing

Enhancing Care for Older Adults in Canada and Down Under: What Canadian and Australian Long-Term Care Systems Can Learn from Each Other

[Resource] Intergenerational Program Guidelines

Rachelle Patille

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[Research] "You don't have to be related to be family": An intergenerational program in Metro Vancouver

Rachelle Patille

AbstractThis study explores the long-term impact community-based, nonfamilial intergenerational (IG) programs have on the lives of participants as well as identifies key organizational attributes of IG programming. The existing literature on IG programs has mostly focused on short-term outcomes from

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