Advancing the wellbeing of Ottawa's older adults
As a bilingual and inclusive Council, our vision is respected, informed and engaged older adults living in an age-friendly city.
Advancing the wellbeing of Ottawa's older adults
As a bilingual and inclusive Council, our vision is respected, informed and engaged older adults living in an age-friendly city.
Advancing the wellbeing of Ottawa's older adults
As a bilingual and inclusive Council, our vision is respected, informed and engaged older adults living in an age-friendly city.
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We all age. Some of us age smarter. The Smart Aging Program is a series of workshops covering key topics facing older adults today.
Learn with Us
We all age. Some of us age smarter. The Smart Aging Program is a series of workshops covering key topics facing older adults today.
Learn with Us
We all age. Some of us age smarter. The Smart Aging Program is a series of workshops covering key topics facing older adults today.
The Council on Aging of Ottawa is pleased to provide a listing of upcoming COA Events and Community Events. Come back often to find the events of interest to Ottawa’s older adults.
Ottawa PC Users’ Group Q&A Session
OnlineThe Ottawa PC Users' Group will be hosting their weekly Q&A session through video-conference. This open forum helps fulfill our motto "Users helping users". Everyone…
Coffee, Company and Conversation
St Mark's Anglican Church 1606 Fisher Avenue, OttawaCoffee, Company and Conversation is a community outreach program for older adults which began in September 2018 at St. Mark's Anglican Church at 1606 Fisher…
ArborCare Community Grief Support Facilitator Training Program
The Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club 1 Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaBecome a trained facilitator of the ArborCare Community Grief Support program, featuring Dr. Bill Webster’s “When Life Changes” and provide your community with meaningful support…
Shaping public attitudes and policies by bringing people from diverse backgrounds to advocate for and with older adults.
Francophones affaires
Identifying and addressing the needs of Ottawa’s Francophone older adults
Transportation
Improving the transportation options for older adults and persons with disabilities in urban, suburban and rural Ottawa
Income Security
Advancing the financial wellbeing of Ottawa's older adults
Our members are people who believe in the need for strong leadership in addressing issues of concern to older adults in the Ottawa community.
Individual
$40 / year
For older adults, professionals, family members, caregivers and advocates.
Organizational
$100 / year
For organizations who want to receive the added organizational benefits of membership with the Council.
Corporate
$250 / year
For businesses who want to contribute more significantly to the Council and receive maximum benefit from their membership.
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