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This is a free workshop with light dinner provided.
Workshop Details:
Date: January 4, 2017
Registration & light dinner: 4:30-5:30pm
Workshop begins: 5:30-8:30pm
Location: Sunset Community Centre
The Hall Room #117,
6810 Main St, Vancouver, BC
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Presented by BC Healthy Communities Society (BCHC) in collaboration with the South Vancouver Neighbourhood House Seniors Hub.
This initiative is supported by the Province of BC.
To join us, register here
About the Workshop:
Do you have a vision of what your later years will look like? Perhaps you see yourself traveling, playing with grandchildren, or simply enjoying a happy healthy life in your community. What do you need to do to now to achieve your goals later?
Making plans and decisions today will help you better prepare for tomorrow so you can achieve your goals in your lifelong journey. This interactive workshop will prompt you to think about your future well-being in topic areas such as your health, finances, housing, transportation and social connections to help you make the most of later life.
Hard copy resources to help you plan for your aging journey, as well as local information about available services and supports will be provided at the event.
Who Should Participate?
Adults of all ages, caregivers, and people who work with older adults are invited to participate in this engaging dialogue.
If you are interested in:
Then Register Now!
To register for this workshop click here. If you would like assistance with registration, or would like more information, please contact:
Sandra Meehan or Shelley Jorde
South Vancouver Neighbourhood House Seniors Hub
6470 Victoria Drive
Vancouver, BC V5P 3X7
Phone: 604-324-6212
E-mail:sandra@southvan.org
OR shelley@southvan.org
OR YOU CAN REACH:
Michelle Sandsmark
BC Healthy Communities Society
525 Government Street
Victoria BC, V8V 0A8
Phone: 250-213-7915 or by Email
To learn more about Healthy Families BC and to find resources for Aging Well, click here.
Workshop Details:
Date: January 4, 2017
Registration & light dinner: 4:30-5:30pm
Workshop begins: 5:30-8:30pm
Location: Sunset Community Centre
The Hall Room #117,
6810 Main St, Vancouver, BC
google map
Presented by BC Healthy Communities Society (BCHC) in collaboration with the South Vancouver Neighbourhood House Seniors Hub.
This initiative is supported by the Province of BC.
To join us, register here
About the Workshop:
Do you have a vision of what your later years will look like? Perhaps you see yourself traveling, playing with grandchildren, or simply enjoying a happy healthy life in your community. What do you need to do to now to achieve your goals later?
Making plans and decisions today will help you better prepare for tomorrow so you can achieve your goals in your lifelong journey. This interactive workshop will prompt you to think about your future well-being in topic areas such as your health, finances, housing, transportation and social connections to help you make the most of later life.
Hard copy resources to help you plan for your aging journey, as well as local information about available services and supports will be provided at the event.
Who Should Participate?
Adults of all ages, caregivers, and people who work with older adults are invited to participate in this engaging dialogue.
If you are interested in:
- Developing a plan to help you have a healthy, happy aging journey;
- Learning about resources and information to help actualize your plans; and
- Connecting with new people in your community
Then Register Now!
To register for this workshop click here. If you would like assistance with registration, or would like more information, please contact:
Sandra Meehan or Shelley Jorde
South Vancouver Neighbourhood House Seniors Hub
6470 Victoria Drive
Vancouver, BC V5P 3X7
Phone: 604-324-6212
E-mail:sandra@southvan.org
OR shelley@southvan.org
OR YOU CAN REACH:
Michelle Sandsmark
BC Healthy Communities Society
525 Government Street
Victoria BC, V8V 0A8
Phone: 250-213-7915 or by Email
To learn more about Healthy Families BC and to find resources for Aging Well, click here.
