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What is the Edmonton Age Friendly Alliance? Edmonton Age Friendly Alliance is a network for the well-being of older adults. We bring allies together to help make our city more age friendly by recognizing diverse needs of seniors, and actively supporting their inclusion, engagement and well-being.
The Edmonton Seniors Home Supports Program (SHSP) is a referral service that gives seniors referrals to screened service providers which offer snow removal, yard help, housekeeping. home repair and maintenance, personal services, and moving help. The program divides the city of Edmonton into six districts.
What is Age Friendly? An Age Friendly county can be described as a county that recognises the great diversity among older people and promotes their inclusion in all areas of community life. It is a county that respects their decisions and lifestyle choices plus anticipates and responds to their needs and preferences.
Visit your local Seniors Centre for a wide range of programs, services and activities including: recreation programs, nutrition services, health and wellness, social services, community development, volunteer opportunities and more.
The World Health Organization defines Age-Friendly Cities and Communities as follows: In an age-friendly community, policies, services and structures related to the physical and social environment are designed to support and enable older people to age activelythat is, to live in security, enjoy good health and
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The Age Friendly Alliance is a high-level cross-sector group, often chaired by the local authority Chief Executive, whose member agencies form an overarching strategic partnership. Age Friendly Ireland actively promotes partnerships and collaborations.
Cities and communities have a key role in enabling people to live longer and healthier lives while fostering fairer and more sustainable societies. An age-friendly city or community is health promoting and designed for diversity, inclusion, and cohesion, including across all ages and capacities.

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