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Aging in Place
More than a card: What World Senior Citizens Day reminds us about connection
World Senior Citizens Day is, at its heart, a thank-you to parents and grandparents, mentors and neighbours, and older adults who keep showing up for those around them. The best way to honour that is to make sure they feel it: seen, included, and part of things.
3 ways to support safer driving as we age
Paving the road to safer driving by protecting our senses, participating in driving training, and incorporating smart technologies.
What Is CDHCI? Alberta’s Client Directed Home Care Invoicing – A Guide for Families
How the CDHCI program helps eligible Alberta families take more control of home care, and what to look for in a provider that makes it feel simpler, not harder. Arranging…
Key factors to aging well
Longevity isn't what older adults themselves point to when they describe aging well. Psychological well-being, strong relationships, and the ability to adapt to change ranked far above simply living longer. A positive outlook, staying socially connected, and continuing to learn all showed up as consistent threads.
Beating the heat: What changes as we get older, and what to do about it
As we age, the body becomes less efficient at cooling itself, increasing the risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Certain medications, chronic conditions, and social isolation can further raise that risk. The good news: a few practical adjustments to when and how you stay active can make hot weather far safer, without asking you to give up your summer.
World Elder Abuse Day: Standing up for respect and rights
Every June 15, World Elder Abuse Awareness Day reminds us to talk openly about a topic that too often stays hidden: elder abuse. This year's theme, "Be Bold: Age with Attitude," invites us to flip the script—from seeing older adults as vulnerable to celebrating their strength, wisdom, and rights.