HAC presents Mary Buzzell Award for Resilient Aging
Written by Ellen Ryan On March 26th, during the Memoir Fest zoom event, I was honoured to announce the establishment of [...]
Like most seniors, I want to live out my life in my own home. That will require government action
By Bill Johnston Like the vast majority of Hamilton seniors, I don’t live in a long-term care or retirement home. And [...]
Hope and Resilience During the Pandemic
Purple leaf sand cherry- Prunus x cistena Written by: Stephanie Wickens Finding ways to [...]
VOLUNTEERING… INCLUDING 5 OPPORTUNITIES YOU MAY NOT KNOW
Written by Michelle Gold Have you considered volunteering? Despite the restrictions of covid, there are many opportunities that you can begin [...]
Life-Cycle Celebrants and Spiritual Healing
Written by Loretta Jaunzarins, Pastor & Life-Cycle Celebrant Life-Cycle Celebrants While affiliation with a religious organization has dropped dramatically over the [...]
Art and Letters for Seniors- Intergenerational Connections
Written by: Stephanie Wickens (McMaster Student of Gerontology and Hamilton Aging in Community Member) Art and Letters for Seniors is an [...]
Resilient Aging in Community – Grant Announcement
Written by: Ellen Ryan and Bill Johnston Hamilton Aging in Community and The First Unitarian Church of Hamilton are pleased to announce [...]
Bridging the Generational Gap (A Memoir Project)
Written by Stephanie Wickens and Justine Levesque Creating Connections According to the World Health Organization, the opportunity for seniors to socialize [...]
National Housing Day
National Housing Day, November 19 Written By: Bill Johnston National Housing Day each year marks the anniversary of the declaration in [...]
Art and Letters for Seniors: Intergenerational Connections in Times of Social Isolation
Written by: Stephanie Wickens (McMaster Student of Gerontology and Hamilton Aging in Community Member) Since the beginning of March, we have [...]