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[Resource] Health Care Access Among Older Canadians: Findings from the NIA’s Ageing in Canada Survey

National Institute on Aging

Based on data from the NIA’s 2023 Ageing in Canada Survey,this report examines the challenges Canadians 50+ face in accessing health care services.

[Article] For the Sake of Argument

Harvard Kennedy School

The idea of good citizenship at this time of widening ideological divides and growing political polarization.

[Resource] 3 areas home-based strategies can help

McMaster University

Loneliness and social isolation, heart disease, and dementia affect millions of Canadians.

[Guide] Therapeutic Activation Program for Seniors

United Way BC Healthy Aging

TAPS brings together older adults, specifically those facing adverse challenges, for tailored group activities that engage the body, mind, and spirit. The goal of this program is to elevate the quality of life, foster independence, and promote overall well-being among seniors. This handbook has been

[Guide] Family and Friend Caregiver Support Program

United Way BC Healthy Aging

Recognizing the invaluable role that caregivers, often unpaid, play in supporting the health and well-being of our aging demographic, the FFCS programs aim to provide essential support and resources. This handbook is specifically crafted for Family and Friend Caregiver Support Coordinators who are p

[Article] Using Public Funds To Manage Your Own Home Care In BC

Gravitii Technologies | Dr. Kevin Wade

Among the myriad options for British Columbians looking for home care, one lesser-known option is the ability to apply for government funding for private home care under the Choice in Supports for Independent Living (CSIL) program.

[Article] Cost Of BC Public Home Supports

Gravitii Technologies | Dr. Kevin Wade

Dr. Kevin Wade discusses the real cost of public home supports in BC

[Resource] 10 Dangers to Collective Impact

Stanford Social Innovation Review

A look at the worst practices in using the collective impact approach for social change and lessons on how to avoid them.

[Resource] Cognitive Bias Infographic

DesignHacks.co

Humans have a tendency to think in particular ways that can lead to systematic deviations from making rational judgments.

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