Volunteering among seniors and positive and active ageing: Canada
This recent Canadian report, compiled by The National Seniors Council, is aimed at improving volunteering among seniors and promoting positive and active ageing.
Introduction
Seniors are a vital part of Canadian society. Seniors exercise many diverse roles in their
community as family members, caregivers, volunteers, workers and consumers. Positive
and active ageing focuses on strengthening the recognition of seniors as valued members
of society, while optimizing opportunities for seniors to remain healthy, independent and
be active participants in their communities. As Canada’s population ages and the number
of seniors increases, it will be increasingly important to support and encourage ways in
which Canadians age in a positive and active way. Volunteering is one way that seniors
can remain actively engaged in life and connected to those around them. The full report is available below:
Report of the National Seniors Council on volunteering among seniors and positive aging
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