Burlington Seniors’ Advisory Committee “We are your voice”

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Local Immigration Partnerships: Systems Planning to Help People.
Advertisements

South Norfolk Patient Involvement Event April 30 th 2014, Wymondham Susan Ringwood – Lay Member for Patient and Public Involvement, NHS South Norfolk CCG.
2012 Review Growing Up Great Network February 2013.
Implementing the Seniors Mental Health Policy Lens Department of Health and Community Services Newfoundland and Labrador.
Age Friendly Burlington Burlington Seniors Roundtable Judy Worsley United Way of Burlington & Greater Hamilton November 23, 2009.
Community Perceptions of Westlake City Schools Citizen’s Advisory Committee April 2013.
Meaningful Consumer Engagement Webinar Series Consumer Advisory Committees June 3, 2014.
Family-School Partnerships and Healthy Schools Marianne Weant and Kelly Langston North Carolina PTA.
1 CNAP Community Navigation and Access Program July 30, 2012.
LECTURE OBJECTIVES Gain awareness and understanding of Aboriginal health legislation and policy framework.
City of Mississauga Older Adult
Chief Medical Officer of Health Update Presentation to the Council of Medical Officers of Health and alPHa February 11, 2011.
Age-Friendly Communities Leah Sadler, MHS Associate Director of Education, MAREP Jennifer Gillies, Ph.D (c) Research Assistant, MAREP Angela Van Berlo,
Public services for older adults in Russia: problems and opportunities Authors: Minnigaleeva Gulnara Khizhnyakova Irina National Research University -
Building Public Health / Clinical Health Information Exchanges: The Minnesota Experience Marty LaVenture, MPH, PhD Director, Center for Health Informatics.
Population 1.12 million 220,000 students 37 School Divisions 843 schools (690 public) 11 Regional Health Authorities Source: A Statistical Profile of Education.
GERMINATING PARTNERSHIPS: Connecting Seniors with Community Gardens.
National Parks & Recreation Conference & Trade Show ‘Healthy Communities- Cultivating the Vision’ ‘Healthy Communities- Cultivating the Vision’ Saskatoon.
Department of Planning and Community Development Corporate Plan: Government priorities we contribute to Building friendly, confident and safe.
July 15, 2011 NEW YORK & CONNECTICUT SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES.
Partnerships for the Future 1 Our Relationship and Our Future: The Role of State Associations Florida Regional Councils Association Sheri Coven Director.
Halton Region: Citizen-Centred Service Initiatives New Frontiers and Best Practices in Citizen-Centred Service IPAC/ICCS Symposium November 14, 2001 Halton.
Government Relations Update Family Service Day May 5, 2015 Presented by: Susan MacIsaac Director of Government Relations.
Davenport-Perth Neighborhood Centre Community Profile Data from Statistics Canada, 2006 Census Profile Series, Community Social Data Strategy (CSDS), 2008.
Presentation to the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer March 2009 First Nations & Cancer: an emerging crisis Contact: Melanie Morningstar
Santa Clara County Older Adult Summit Held on June, 1, 2011 Summary Report to the Mental Health Board March 12,
Belize Chamber of Commerce & Industry Taking care of Business!
CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE INFORMAL CAREGIVER 5 December 2000 CHCA 2000 CONFERENCE Faye Porter and Bonnie Schroeder VON Canada 1 Responding to Caregiver Needs.
BEFORE TRAILS AFTER TRAILS 75 total miles 50 connected miles 250 mile vision.
Child and Youth Friendly Surrey. Population has doubled in 20 years ½ million people 70% of future growth will be in our region Surrey is a rapidly growing.
ONTARIO SENIORS’ SECRETARIAT AGE-FRIENDLY COMMUNITY PLANNING GRANT September 17, 2015 Angela Andrews, Health Promoter, HKPR District Health Unit.
Community Links Presentation Vision Seniors in Nova Scotia are informed, active and engaged in their communities, have a voice in public policy.
Presentation to Trailhead Ontario June 18, 2012 Canadian Trails Federation (CTF) by John Cushing, President.
1 Funded By:Co-Led by: Presentation to : London Council for Adult Education February 15, 2011 Huda Hussein, Project Coordinator.
Federal Election 2015 Key Messages and Lobbying Strategies reflecting Aboriginal Realities April 28, 2015 CHRA Aboriginal Housing Caucus Day.
Health and Wellbeing Development Martin Wilson Head of Community Engagement - Public Health Directorate Lincolnshire County Council The Board, the Assessment.
The Community Collaboration Coaches Roles, Strategies, and Tools.
Aging & Developmental Disability-Just the Basics.
Annual Outcome Report. CDVC Pillars of Priority 1.To develop capacity of professionals and allied professionals to address domestic & sexual violence.
An Aging Population Active Planning for Active Aging.
European Commission Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities ─ Unit Social and Demographic Analysis 1 Active.
AGING & DISABILITY SERVICES DRAFT AREA PLAN ON AGING Presentation to Seattle Planning Commission September 10, 2015 Maureen Linehan, Director.
PCMH Chapter Meeting Saturday October 25 th, 2014.
NHS Gloucestershire Clinical Commissioning Group Patient Participation Group Presentation.
Strategic Plan Barry Wright. Governance and Management A major insight in the governance of community organizations is ensuring the Governing.
Blackburn with Darwen Joint Health & Wellbeing Strategy Local Public Service Board 30 th April 2015.
Ontario Library Association Super Conference January 29, 2004 Toronto, Ontario.
Coming of Age – Report Launch Presentation Presented by – Erika Morton Feb 24 th,
Senate Select Committee on Aging and Long Term Care Final Report and Progress in 2015 Suzanne Reed, Chief of Staff Senator Carol Liu (Chair)
Adapting to Climate Change Learning Network Webinar February 9, 2010 Kristin Aasen.
Healthy Aging in Place Community Presentation Wolseley, Saskatchewan June 13, 2013 University of Saskatchewan University of Regina.
Working with Municipal Planners: A Window of Opportunity Kim Bergeron, PhD Candidate Queen’s University PARC Symposium March 4, 2008 Toronto, Ontario.
Government Relations as a Policy Tool: HRM’s Experience CEO / CAO Policy Forum April 2010.
Aging and Developmental Disabilities Project ONTARIO PARTNERSHIP ON AGING AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES (OPADD) Ron W. Coristine.
 Network of agencies and individuals concerned about ending homelessness and the creation of affordable housing within Waterloo Region  Since 2005 HHUG.
Collaborative Community Based Strategies for Addressing Fall Prevention October 2012 April R. Vince LSW, MSSA Cuyahoga County Board of Health.
Knox Active Ageing Advisory Committee Ingredients for a functioning Advisory Committee… Teresa Donegan Coordinator Age Friendly Planning May 2015.
Aging in America Healthy Aging October 28, 2015 How Can States Support an Aging Population?
Bowdoinham, Maine: Member of the WHO-GNAFCC & AARP-NAFC William Post, MPA Town Manager.
Community Capacity Building Barry Glasspell Community Capacity Lead Bolton Council Children’s and Adult Health & Social Care.
Mick Ward Head of Commissioning Adult Social Care Leeds City Council (Co-Chair. Leeds Ageing Well Board) Better Lives for People in Leeds The Time of Our.
Welcome to Fireside Chats Age-Friendly Communities Stories from Ontario – Part 2 of 3 June 3, :00 pm Eastern Time Advisors on Tap: Denise O'Connor,
D EVELOPING AN A GE - F RIENDLY C OMMUNITY IN S HUNIAH Launching our Age-Friendly Community Steering Committee.
Stuart Murray Age Concern Wigan Borough Elaine Jones & Joan Brogden Volunteer Researchers Wigan Borough.
Local Technical Assistance (LTA) Provides assistance to communities across the Chicago metropolitan region to undertake planning projects that advance.
Welcome from the Royal City. Guelph, Ontario, Canada Founded April 23 rd, 1827 by John Galt International recognition – University of Guelph Voted #1.
Hancock County Dementia Coalition 39 th Annual Ohio Association of Gerontology and Education Conference April 24, 2015 Building a Dementia Friendly Community.
Prevent a Fall Before it Happens Presented By:. 2 2 What do they have in common?
Burlington Seniors’ Advisory Committee “ A local voice for our citizens aged 55+ ”
Presentation transcript:

Burlington Seniors’ Advisory Committee “We are your voice”

Proportion of seniors in Ontario is trending upwards  In Canada: In 2011, 14.6% were 65+ and predicted to grow to 25% in 2036  Burlington's age profile has traditionally been older than that of Ontario  In 2011: 16.9% of Burlington’s population was over 65

What’s being done?  A number of healthy aging strategies and frameworks have since been developed by provincial governments across Canada  All underscore the importance of responding to the growing and complex needs of an aging population across a wide range of policy areas  We want to do the same

Who we are  The Burlington Seniors' Advisory Committee is a citizen committee reporting to Council through the Community and Corporate Services Committee.  The committee is made up of 10 members representing citizens, community stakeholders, one Council representative and staff for support.

MemberLiaising With Jim Thurston Older Adult Advisory Committee, Halton Region and Age Friendly Community Connections Bob LovellWard 3 Megan DeNobileWard 6 Mila MarkovicBurlington Inclusivity Advisory Committee Susan CaughranBurlington Accessibility Advisory Committee Tom CarrothersCARP-Halton Chapter Jim YoungWard 1 April Begg GoodisWard 1 Bonnie Purkis Ward 5, Integrated Advisory Transportation Committee Kim RoutledgeAge Friendly Senior Council (AFSC) Councillor Marianne Meed WardCouncil Representative Joan Gallagher-BellAlternate member Nikki RottenbergAlternate member

What we do  Represent Burlington seniors' perspectives on municipal and other key seniors' issues  Provide a voice for Burlington seniors, exchanging information about current issues and emerging concerns  Respond to the community's seniors' needs, subject to the evolution of relationships with other groups  Create and execute an annual work plan

Accomplishments in 2014/2015  Seniors citizens survey – Need new Senior Program centers East/West Burlington – Concerns over Housing and Transportation  Developed database of all private and public stakeholders  Participated in community events – Health and Wellness Fair – Seniors Day

2016 Representative on the Active Aging Steering Committee – Focus: address social and civic needs of older adults in Burlington Explore ways to financially ease public transportation for seniors

Current partnerships Burlington Inclusivity Committee Burlington Accessibility Committee City wards Integrated Transportation Advisory Committee Older Adult Advisory Committee Burlington Age Friendly Senior Council

Looking for new partnerships Help increase awareness of BSAC in the community Let us be your voice with City Council – Tell us your needs and wants – We will advocate on behalf of seniors Help identify ways for BSAC to communicate back to the community

Contact us Jo-Anne Rudy Committee Clerk City of Burlington t: , ext e:

Thank you!