We support older adults through connection, compassion, and culturally informed care.
Our mission is to improve the quality of life for older adults by reducing isolation, advancing education, and building inclusive support systems rooted in compassion, dignity, and cultural understanding.
We work to enhance the lives of older adults through education, advocacy, and compassionate support. Our programs are designed to serve seniors, their families, donors, and volunteers who believe in a more inclusive, dignified aging experience—especially for Black Canadian seniors and underserved communities. We provide real solutions to real challenges—fighting loneliness, closing the digital divide, offering end-of-life care, and amplifying senior voices in the community and beyond.
We provide training on technology use, fraud prevention, elder abuse awareness, and digital security to help seniors navigate life safely and confidently.
Read MoreWe conduct and share community-based research on ageism and elder legal rights—especially related to dementia in Black Canadian communities—to inform the public and influence policy
Read MoreOur intergenerational initiative connects seniors with youth to build friendships, reduce isolation, and create a community of shared learning and social engagement.
Read MoreWe prioritize emotional wellbeing with programs designed specifically for Black seniors and other racialized older adults, meeting them with cultural respect, empathy, and support.
Read MoreWe offer community-based transportation services for seniors aged 55+, delivered in multiple languages to ensure everyone has access to essential support and appointments.
Read MoreWe support elders nearing end of life with culturally sensitive care, emotional presence, and companionship—whether at home, in a facility, or with family
Read MoreWe are committed to uplifting and protecting the well-being of older adults — particularly within the Black Canadian community — by delivering culturally sensitive support, educational programs, and meaningful connections across generations.
Build trust-based relationships that reduce loneliness, provide resources, and improve quality of life for older adults in our community.
Equip compassionate volunteers with the skills and cultural understanding to support seniors — especially in late-life and end-of-life care.
Engage families, donors, partners, and community members to create a strong circle of care around our elders.
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