Senior Citizens-Secretariat
About
The Senior Citizens-Secretariat, part of the Government of Nova Scotia's Department of Seniors and Long-term Care, is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for seniors across the province. Through a variety of programs and services, the Secretariat aims to foster age-friendly communities and promote healthy, active living among seniors. It serves as a vital resource for information on elder abuse prevention, positive aging, and safety programs tailored specifically for t...
Services
Age-friendly Communities Grant
Celebrating Seniors Initiatives
Elder Abuse Strategy
Healthy Active Living for Seniors
Positive Aging Directory
Seniors’ Advisory Council of Nova Scotia
Seniors’ Safety Program
SHIFT: Action Plan for an Aging Population
Specialties
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Find Us
Halifax
1740 Granville St
Halifax, NS B3J 2Y3
Parking
Free street parking available on Granville Street.
Transit
Close to the Halifax Transit bus stop on Granville Street.
Walk-in Policy
Appointment only.
Contact Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1:What is the Age-friendly Communities Grant?
It is a grant program aimed at supporting communities in becoming more inclusive and supportive of seniors.
Q2:How can I access the Positive Aging Directory?
The Positive Aging Directory is available through the Senior Citizens-Secretariat's website, providing a comprehensive list of resources for seniors.
Q3:What is the SHIFT: Action Plan for an Aging Population?
SHIFT is a strategic plan designed to address the challenges and opportunities of an aging population in Nova Scotia.
Q4:How does the Seniors’ Safety Program work?
The program focuses on enhancing the safety and well-being of seniors through community-based initiatives and partnerships.
Q5:What resources are available for understanding senior abuse?
The Secretariat provides educational materials and support services to help identify and prevent elder abuse.
Q6:How can I get involved with the Seniors’ Advisory Council of Nova Scotia?
Interested individuals can contact the Secretariat for information on how to participate in the council's activities.
Additional Information
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Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Free street parking available on Granville Street.
Transit Access
Close to the Halifax Transit bus stop on Granville Street.
Walk-in Policy
Appointment only.
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