WE NEED YOUR HELP The Halton Chapter of C.A.R.P. has an opening on its volunteer Board for a Director responsible for Advocacy Initiatives. We are looking for someone who wants to bring change to the lives of seniors and enjoys working with others both within the Board, the Chapter and with other organizations. The role […]
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The following is quoted from our C.A.R.P. National website. January 12, 2021—C.A.R.P uncovers the pressing need for family caregiver supports through a cross-Canadian survey in partnership with Sun Life. The findings highlight the predicaments faced by unpaid caregivers and the gaps that should be filled by government and employers to mitigate personal, societal and economic
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The following is quoted from the January 17th issue of the C.A.R.P. Action Newsletter You aren’t alone if you can’t remember the last time you thought about your kidneys. But thinking proactively about your kidney health can mean one less thing to worry about. The next time you see your doctor ask them for kidney screens:
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The following is quoted from the recent CanAge newsletter. You can also visit their website where you will find more information about CanAge and their advocacy objectives. You will also find a link where you can join CanAge for FREE and receive their newsletters. Dementia Resources: As the average age of our population increases at
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The following is quoted from the McMaster University Optimal Aging Portal Mental illness can affect individuals of any age, including older adults. Common mental illnesses include depression and anxiety. Depression and anxiety may stem from a stressful working environment or from loneliness or social isolation. These mental health issues affect physical health, emotional and social well-being, and overall
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