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Winter Newsletter 2023

Posted on December 12, 2022 by admin
12
Dec

In this issue.

ABCD Dementia Inclusive Initiatives

Alberta Council on Aging Updates

UofA Family Caregivers Research Update

Walking the Nordic Way–#JustAddPoles

AAG Futures Policy Forum

Why We Volunteer!

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For over 55 years the Alberta Council on Aging has been a voice for Seniors’ in Alberta. We are a non-profit charitable organization committed to working towards improving the quality of life for all older Albertans through advocacy, education, and inclusion.

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