Seniors Outreach

Fostering connection: Supporting seniors through outreach

Our Seniors Outreach program bridges the gap for Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing seniors, helping them stay connected to their communities and loved ones, enhancing their independence and quality of life.​

Better At Home program

Seniors who are Deaf, DeafBlind, or Hard of Hearing often face challenges like social isolation due to limited accommodations for their communication needs. Our program works to overcome these barriers by providing accessible services specifically designed for seniors in BC.

Through our Better At Home Program, we identify isolated seniors and offer vital outreach services, including companionship, home visits, non-emergency transportation, facilitated shopping trips, and more. These services help seniors live independently and remain connected to their communities.

Our volunteers play a key role in delivering these services. Each volunteer undergoes a thorough screening and training process to ensure the highest level of support.

In addition to our outreach efforts, we host workshops and special events, including our annual celebration for seniors in recognition of the United Nations’ International Day of Older Persons.

We also offer a variety of workshops as well as a social meals program that helps seniors connect over shared meals throughout the year.

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If you would like to volunteer or get involved with one our community outreach programs, complete this short form and a member of our team will be in touch.

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Granting access to the wider world with our Seniors Outreach program

Our Seniors Outreach program is partially funded by grants from the United Way Better at Home program.

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