Resources For Seniors
This page contains information that we believe is of value to our seniors demographic. Click on the titles of the following items to go directly to each of the websites. While we are not responsible for the content on these websites we believe you will find the information of value.
This page will be updated continuously as we become aware of more information.
Acclaim Health
Providing support for physical and mental health well being.
Advocacy Centre for the Elderly (ACE)
Specialized community based legal clinic for low income seniors.
Age-Friendly Halton
Promotes active aging in order to enhance quality of life as people age.
AGE-WELL
Canada’s technology and aging network
Alzheimer Society
Health, advocacy and support services for people with dementias and those at risk,
CanAge
Advancing the rights and wellbeing of Canadians as we age.
Canadian Coalition for Seniors Mental Health
Promoting the mental Health of seniors
Canadian Foundation for Economic Education (CFEE)
Providing Canadians with the knowledge and skills needed to improve their economic and financial capabilities.
Canadian Foundation for Economic Education (CFEE) Video education for Seniors
Seniors biggest hurdles and concerns when it comes to talking with their children and family about money.
Canadian Hearing Services
Hearing Care Counselling and Support Services
CFEE Online Modular Workbook for Seniors:
Money and You Seniors: A guide to financial literacy
Change LTC Now
Championing transformative culture change in Ontario’s LTC home system
Community Legal Education Ontario
Clear, accurate, and practical legal rights education and information to help people understand and exercise their legal rights.
Cyber Seniors
Provides seniors with effective technology training
Diabetes Canada Tax Credits
Type 1 automatically qualifies, Type 2 – the criteria has been expanded to make it easier to qualify.
Disability Tax Credits
A non-refundable tax credit that helps people with disabilities, or their supporting family member, reduce the amount of income tax they may have to pay.
Family Council Network 4 Advocacy
Committed to improving lives of Ontario residents in Long Term Care
Family Councils of Ontario
Leading and supporting families in improving quality of life in long-term care.
Government of Canada
Programs and Services for seniors
Government of Canada Benefit Finder
Helps you find Benefits and Services that you may be eligible to receive.
Government of Ontario
Information for Seniors
Hamilton Council on Aging
Advancing positive aging in Hamilton.
Health Standards Organization (HSO)
Standards development and assessment programs to help care providers
International Federation on Aging
Vision: A world of healthy older people whose rights and choices are both protected and respected.
machealth
Initiative of McMaster for patient resources and community forums
Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility
Helping seniors and people with disabilities stay independent, active, and socially connected
National Kidney Foundation
How kidneys work and risk of kidney disease
Osteoporosis.ca
Education on bone health, risk reduction and treatment of osteoporosis.
Parkinson Canada
Resources and supports
Programs and Services Guide for Seniors
Helping seniors stay safe and healthy, active and engaged
The Ontario Caregiver Organization
Provides access to information and support to caregivers
Asbestos Related Illnesses
Please click on the following link: asbestos.com/mesothelioma/ You may also be interested in this link asbestos.com/mesothelioma/causes/. Here you will see detail on what are the causes of mesothelioma and whether a person should be concerned or not. Mesothelioma is a deadly form of cancer caused from asbestos exposure. Due to the long latency period of mesothelioma, approximately 20-50 years, about 80% of those who are diagnosed with this terrible disease are seniors. The Mesothelioma Centre works 1-on-1 with these individuals to help them find local doctors, treatment centers and support Our team of Patient Advocates is committed to helping anyone affected by mesothelioma or other asbestos-related illnesses.- Help find the best doctors and treatment facilities near you
- Connect you with local support groups
- Connect you with our on-staff nurse
- Provide custom literature and books on your diagnosis
- Help veterans receive their VA benefits
- Assist with financial and legal options
CARP (Canadian Association for Retired Persons)
CARP (Canadian Association for Retired Persons) is Canada’s largest advocacy association for older Canadians. Today CARP has more than 320,000 members. As a non-partisan association, CARP is committed to working with all parties in government to advocate for older Canadians. Its mission is to advocate for better healthcare, financial security, and freedom from ageism. CARP members engage in polls and petitions, email their elected representatives, connect with local chapters and share stories and opinions on urgent issues.Halton Region Older Adult Advisory Committee
Halton Region’s Older Adult Advisory Committee (OAAC) has worked diligently to provide a user-friendly reference guide with helpful information for older adults, caregivers and service providers in Halton. In this directory, you will find valuable information about local programs and services—including health care, financial aid, recreation and community support groups—which support a high quality of life for older adults in our community.