We have a new Minister of Seniors at the Federal level in Canada, and she has been busy sending out information about programs and services to seniors. It is a good idea to stay informed about programs and the organizations I belong to are sending out a lot of information. The latest is a study on Ageism in Canada so if you are interested here is the information
Greetings,
We are pleased to inform you that the
Federal, Provincial and Territorial (FPT) Ministers Responsible for Seniors
Forum has launched a consultation on ageism. We are looking to better
understand and address the negative impacts of ageism towards older adults in
Canada.
This public consultation focuses on
how older adults experience ageism, and potential solutions to address
it.
How to participate:
We invite you to take part in this
consultation by completing the questionnaire and sharing your story on
our website by September 30,
2022.
We are interested in your personal
experiences, how you or someone you know has been affected by ageism, if there
were any supports or programs that helped in the situation and anything that
could have been done to prevent it.
This consultation will be followed by
community-led group discussions, roundtables (by invitation only), as well as
engagement discussions with members of First Nations, Métis and Inuit groups in
the fall of 2022.
Your feedback will be summarized in a
What We Heard Report. This will help to inform the development of a Policy
Options Report, which will propose approaches, initiatives, and strategies to
address ageism in Canada.
Visit our website for more information and share
this email within your network. Please like and share on social media to help
spread the word about this important consultation.
We are also pleased to let you know
that the Forum has recently released two reports on Ageism, which you are
invited to read at your convenience:
· An Examination of the Social and
Economic Impacts of Ageism
· A Case Study on Ageism During the
COVID-19 Pandemic
Thank you in advance for your
support.
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