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Official site AARP - America's largest membership organization for people 50+.

The APA division that deals with Adult Development and Aging.

Enhancing the knowledge and skills of those working with older adults.

A not-for-profit organization that supports the more than 100 types of arthritis and related conditions.

Online library of over 200 free resources. The goal of the Toolkit is to help you better understand and compassionately respond to dementia-related changes in mood and behaviour. Created by the Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health (CCSMH), the Behaviours in Dementia Toolkit is designed to help care partners and health care providers support people with dementia to live well.

This national association promotes the profession of social work in Canada and advances social justice.

The CCPA is an independent, non-partisan research institute concerned with issues of social and economic justice. It produces data reports and analysis.

CARP is a national, non-partisan, non-profit organization committed to a ‘New Vision of Aging for Canada’

The leading Canadian Internet portal for "Zoomers" - the 14.5 million Canadians who are 45+.

This association helps members receive the continuum of aging services and creates the future of aging services.

Toronto's Vital Signs® provides a snapshot of the trends, highlighting progress and challenges that need to be addressed for Toronto’s quality of life.

Easy access to community, social, health
and related government services in Ontario

A directory of over 20,000 community, social, health and government services.

The Association of Community Information Centres in Ontario (a.c.i.c.o.) is an umbrella organization representing over 40 Community Information Centres and associated Information and Referral Providers around Ontario.

List of Ontario Gov't programs and services that meet the needs of seniors.

Research resources from VIF about Canadian Families.

Information about the youth justice system in Canada and about the roles and responsibilities of the federal, provincial and territorial governments and other youth justice partners.