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* Toronto Seniors' Forum
The Toronto Seniors' Forum works to help ensure that Toronto meets its commitment to providing equitable services for seniors across Toronto.

The Forum consults seniors across the city and promotes dialogue among seniors and organizations serving seniors.
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    Flu Vaccinations
Toronto Public Health is holding seasonal flu vaccination clinics for seniors from October 22 - 31, 2009.
Easy access to non-emergency City services and information
Dialing 311 provides residents, businesses and visitors with easy access to non-emergency City services, programs and information 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Scarborough Seniors Advocacy Project
Thank you to everyone for their contribution and support to make the Scarborough Seniors Advocacy Project -Mandarin workshop at St. Paul's L'Amoreaux Centre a success. We had 54 seniors in attendance. They have actively participated and made a lot of recommendations to the Toronto Seniors' Forum and we all learned a lot. Also, special thanks to City of Toronto, Toronto Seniors Forum, Ryerson University and all the members from Chinese subgroup committee.
 
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* * Toronto Seniors Task Force
In March 1998, City Council adopted the terms of reference for the "Task Force to Develop a Strategy for Issues of Concern to the Elderly." The Seniors' Task Force, comprised of seven members of Toronto City Council and 17 citizens, submitted its final report in September 1999.
Mayor's Roundtable on Seniors
Mayor's Roundtable on Seniors was established to advise the Mayor and City Council on a civic strategy that will engage seniors in the actions and investments of Council and the Mayor with respect to policies, programs and services to support the quality of life for seniors in the City of Toronto. The roundtable was established for the 2003-2006 term of Council and concluded at the end of term.
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Related links
blue bullet Ontario Seniors' Secretariat
blue bullet Seniors Canada On-line
blue bullet B.A.S.S.I.C. - Bringing an Awareness of Senior Safety Issues to the Community
blue bullet Seniors Recreation Strategy(PDF) - You will need to have the latest version of the FREE Acrobat Reader on your computer to view this link.
blue bullet Housing Toronto's Seniors - Planning for the Future
a comprehensive overview of the seniors' housing environment in Toronto
blue bullet Toronto Seniors' Forum Priorities
Priorities highlighted during the consultation process and identified specific issues realted to Lobbying Toronto City Council
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