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Toronto Seniors' portal ... gateway to information |
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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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SENIORS ON THE MOVE
A 2010 activities calendar is available for seniors. Listings include seniors support services, events of interest, important dates and useful information about your city. Pick up a copy at your local library or community centre, or download a copy here.
Please note: Special events, meetings, programs etc. may change without notice.
Looking for new members!
Are you a senior who is interested in engaging other seniors in Toronto in the workings of local government? The TSF is particularly interested in seniors whose voices are less often heard or unheard. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Toronto Seniors Forum, please contact torontoseniorsforum@toronto.ca or call 416-392-8630.
H1N1 Vaccination
Toronto Public Health has closed the H1N1 vaccine clinics. Vaccine continues to be available at many doctors' offices, clinics and community health centres. Toronto Public Health has distributed over one million doses of vaccine to other health care providers, including physicians, hospitals and long-term care facilities.
Clinics will be held in January in order to provide another opportunity for the general public to get both seasonal and H1N1 vaccines. Visit Toronto Public Health for more information.
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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Our history |
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Toronto Seniors Assembly
Before the Toronto Seniors Forum, the Toronto Seniors' Assembly was established to provide an opportunity for the City to better inform seniors of City initiatives and help shape issues within the City from a critical seniors' perspective. The Toronto Seniors Forum now takes on this role.
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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Links, links and more links |
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This page is your gateway to links specifically for seniors.
Still can't find what you are searching for?
Contact 311 Toronto - the public information general inquiry service for the City of Toronto. 311 Toronto staff provide a wide variety of services to help you get information about Toronto's municipal government.
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