by coahamilton | Sep 13, 2021 | News
(Reported in the Hamilton Spectator, Sept 13, 2021) Jeanne Mayo I am sure many of us have done more walking since the pandemic began. However, now that restrictions are being lifted, it is important to keep up this good habit, walking to the corner store to pick up a...
by coahamilton | Aug 23, 2021 | News
Attention People Living with Dementia in Hamilton and Haldimand! We are launching a public awareness campaign featuring the faces and stories of ten local individuals living with dementia. Our goal is to challenge stigma and start to shift the way people think about...
by coahamilton | Jul 18, 2021 | News
(As published in the Hamilton Spectator, July 19, 2021) Tracy Gibbs and Shelagh Kiely Ontario’s Seniors Month recognizes, celebrates and raises awareness about challenges faced by older adults in our communities. One real challenge affecting many older adults is a...
by coahamilton | Jun 22, 2021 | News
(As published in The Hamilton Spectator June 22, 2021) Lori Letts, Julie Richardson, Margaret Denton In celebration of Seniors’ Month, the Age-Friendly Hamilton Collaborative Governance Committee is pleased to launch Hamilton’s 2021-2026 Plan for an Age-Friendly...
by coahamilton | Jun 16, 2021 | News
Housing, transportation remain priorities, along with outdoor accessibility, walkability, safety (Reported in the Hamilton Spectator, June 16, 2021) Maria Iqbal Click here for the Hamilton Spectator article....
by coahamilton | Jun 3, 2021 | News
Release of the What We Heard Report Today, we are pleased to release our report: ‘What We Heard: Empowering Dementia-Friendly Communities Project Hamilton & Haldimand, June 2021.’ This report is a culmination of the feedback provided through community consultation...
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