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[Recording] Healthy Aging Asset Index (HAAI) Tool - informational session
Healthy Aging Alberta and Sage Seniors Association
Healthy Aging Asset Index (HAAI) gives opportunity to better support seniors in their healthy aging journeys, while demonstrating the significant impact that social interventions make in alleviating the challenges faced by seniors and the healthcare system.
[Report] Missing Pension Plan Members in Canada
National Institute on Aging
Addresses the significant issue of missing pension plan members,
[Report] The State of Mental Health in Canada 2024, IN CANADA 2024
Canadian Mental Health Association
Mapping the Landscape of Mental Health, Addictions and Substance Use Health
[Report] NAVIGATING NEW HORIZONS The Contributions and Perspectives of Multicultural Canadians 2024
Imagine Canada
Giving among multicultural Canadians
[Report] Shaping the Future: A National Forum's Call to Action to Eliminating Ageism in Care and Support
Canadian Coalition Against Ageism
Findings from the June 2024 Ageism Forum.
[Report] Gender-based violence among migrant LGBTQ+ populations in Canada: A systematic review
Government of Canada
Relative to the general population, members of LGBTQ+ communities experience disproportionately higher rates of violence, stigma and discrimination.
[Report] Reimagining the Canadian long-term care sector
Government of Canada
The ways in which Canadians think and feel about, as well as act toward, aging populations—and, especially, aging populations within the long-term care sector—is shaped by intersecting systems of oppression that allow inequities to persist through institutional policies.
[Report] Experiences of gender-based violence among disabled women: A qualitative systematic review and meta-synthesis
Government of Canada
Women with disabilities encounter a high risk of violence, especially in Canada.
[Report] The State of Mental Health in Canada 2024
CMHA
Visit the reportIn Canada, mental health is a privilege. It should be a right.We aren’t expected to pay for life-saving cancer care so why are we paying for life-saving mental health care?CMHA’s report, The State of Mental Health in Canada 2024, is a first-of-its-kind deep dive into the landsca
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