Seniors Programs
Projects

[In partnership with York Region Community Health Services Dept, City of Vaughan and Town of Richmond Hill]

Trained 5 fitness volunteers to provide physical activities to the seniors.


Introduced and increased the level of physical activity among South Asian seniors and youth.

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This innovative project provides a proactive approach to diabetes and chronic disease management in South Asian and Chinese  individuals and families at risk for and/or living with diabetes and other chronic diseases such as cardiac illnesses.


 

[A partner in collaboration with 20 agencies]

The goal of DWTC is to provide appropriate service information and more seamless referrals and navigation supports for seniors and caregiver living in the community.

This coalition utilizes SSN’s proven ability to deliver culturally and linguistically appropriate servicesFlyers and information materials are available in Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Persian, and Tamil

For more information click here.


This project consists of a series of courses for parents and grandparents in the GTA's many multicultural, multilingual communities.


Raise Awareness of Elder Abuse through information and support groups held in Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Urdu and Gujarati.


Aim: To ensure that traditional links between community elders and youth are maintained and enhanced. To develop a catalogue of activities that will support these relationships and roles.


The Central Local Health Integration Network (CLHIN) has approved aSouth Asian Adult Day Program, through their Aging at Home Strategy.

This is a partnership program between Unionville Home Society and Social Services Network.

The South Asian Adult Day Program will deliver an integrated(cognitive/frail elderly) ethno-specific program in a culturally andlinguistically sensitive manner. It will take place two days per week(Saturdays and Sundays) at Unionville Home Society, in Markham and willbe delivered by staff speaking Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Gujarati and Tamil.


The main purpose of the project is to encourage and enable South Asian seniors and youth to exchange experiences, skills, resources and wisdom through planning, developing, and executing various intergenerational activities.