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Serving the 55+ Demographic in the Halton Region
Serving Halton Hills…
Serving Burlington…
Serving Oakville…
Serving Milton…
Who We Are:
The Halton Seniors Advocacy Group is a group of people consisting mainly of, the volunteer board members of CARP Halton Chapter. CARP Halton Chapter 3 is part of a National non-profit, non-partisan organization whose mission is to enhance the quality of life for Halton residents as they age. We hope that you will join us!
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May 31, 2020The following appeared in the Oakville Recreation and Culture News. You can also find full information on the Town of Oakville website. Seniors Centres Without Walls Our Seniors Services team is excited to launch Seniors Centres Without Walls(SCWW), a free and interactive telephone-based …- May 29, 2020The following is taken from the City of Burlington website. TelePALS provides free over the phone discussion, social and learning programs for adults. Participants can join in Chat Groups, Listen and Learn, Game Shows, Ask the Expert or Listen for Enjoyment programs. …
May 29, 2020…
May 17, 2020With the restrictions to our normal lives caused by COVID-19 unlikely to change any time soon many organizations are looking to technology, and the internet in particular, for solutions. One such technology that you may have heard about is Zoom. ZOOM is an on-line platform which allows …
May 17, 2020…
May 17, 2020The Alzheimer Society of Halton presents Recreation Within the Home designed for Family Caregivers. Learn how to better connect and not correct when keeping your loved one busy during Covid-19. We will go over common caregiver struggles, recreation ideas and even where to go for free …
May 17, 2020In response to COVID-19, the CNIB Foundation has expanded its virtual program offerings across Canada. These programs are free and available to Canadians who are blind or partially sighted as well as their families, friends and caregivers. We kindly ask participants to register for programs at …
May 3, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has made the simple tasks in our daily lives stressful and challenging. The changes we’ve had to adjust to can take a toll on our physical and mental health, so it’s important to practice self care. Heart House Hospice is hosting webinars via ZOOM on various topics …
April 30, 2020Please visit CARP.ca where you will find the most up to date news and initiatives, please make sure to check it out. Here are links to a few of the top issues: COVID: What you need to know – Protect yourself against COVID-19 Scams COVID: Financial help for seniors – Expert discuss …
April 29, 2020If you’re struggling with the loss of a loved one, you don’t have to struggle alone. Grieving is part of the normal healing process, but it can be hard work. And everyone’s experience is different. Bereavement Support gives you the opportunity to talk about your loss in a safe, non-judgmental …
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