This Networker meeting features presentations by Elder Abuse Resource and Supports (EARS) and Seniors Protection Partnership (SPP). To register, call 211 or email [email protected]. Only one space per agency is available. 

This webinar will focus on what's new and next in digital communications and fundraising so that your nonprofit can prepare for the future and embrace being an early adopter. Topics include:

• What's new with online and mobile fundraising
• What's next in social media and online community engagement
• An exploration of real-time communications and fundraising
• The Internet of Things and its impact on nonprofit communications and fundraising
• Demographic changes and their impact on the nonprofit sector

This webinar will cover the core differences between for profit and nonprofit financial management and will review practices that should be employed in nonprofit organizations to help them be more accountable, transparent and achieve long term sustainability.

The objectives of this symposium are to:

• Raise awareness of the role of family caregivers of seniors, their challenges and needs for supports
• Identify gaps in family caregiver supports and share current practices
• Examine ways to enhance health provider education to better support family caregivers of seniors
• Review caregiver assessment tools for consideration in practice

Review the symposium agenda and overview for more information. To register contact Yvonne Roberts at [email protected]. There were some issues with the former registration process through Survey Monkey so if you registered via this method contact Yvonne to confirm.

Save the date for this discussion on the future landscape of seniors mental health. The program will focus on practical interdisciplinary skills as well as on state of the art leading practices in senior's mental health topics including psychotherapy, addictions, dementia, and trans-cultural psychiatry. Program and registration details will be provided at a later date.

This position will connect with seniors in north east Edmonton who may be interested in contributing their knowledge, skills and time to making a difference in their community. The Outreach Coordinator is responsible for providing outreach, case-finding and follow-up services addressing the social and emotional needs of older adults through assessment, support, connecting to resources, advocacy, system navigation, identification of system gaps and engaging community to fill those gaps. 

The successful candidate will hold a degree or diploma in Social Work. Experience working with older adults and familiarity with community development are considered assets. The position requires the ability to become registered with the Alberta College of Social Workers, hold a valid Driver's License and show proof of 2 million dollar liability insurance. This is a permanent, full time position.

Review the complete job posting for details on the position and application instructions. The deadline is July 18.

This position will employ an intentional community development approach in mobilizing the gifts and potential of seniors to facilitate engagement in activities that can contribute to the improved wellbeing of individuals and families in north east Edmonton. The Animator will engage seniors in the community, monitor and evaluate assumptions, activities, and endeavors, and inform and guide the program. 

The successful candidate will be college or university prepared in a wellbeing related field, such as community development, recreation therapy, social work, nursing, or occupational therapy. The position requires a valid Driver's License and proof of 2 million dollar liability insurance. This is a permanent, full time position.

Review the complete job posting for details on the position and application instructions. The deadline is July 18.

Sage is currently accepting applications from Registered Social Workers with experience providing support, assistance, information and referrals to older adults addressing their basic, social and emotional needs. This position assists the older adult in becoming familiar with housing options and works closely with all other internal programs. In addition, this position works with the Multi-Cultural Seniors Outreach Workers to connect the seniors they work with to appropriate resources.

As a Registered Social Worker, the successful candidate will adhere to the Social Work Code of Ethics and be a member in good standing with the A.C.S.W. This is a temporary position to March 2017 with a possibility of extension.

Review the complete job posting for details on the position and application instructions. The deadline is July 18.

Store To Door™ is a personalized grocery shopping, delivery and shelving program for low income, homebound or disabled Edmontonians who are unable to do their own grocery shopping. Clients will be matched with a volunteer who will shop and deliver the groceries. The cost of this service is $7 plus the cost of the groceries (orders must be a minimum of $40 and a maximum of $125). Call 780-429-2020 for more information.

Call 780-342-8625 for more information and to register.

Sessions are approximately 45 minutes. Pre-register for 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., or 1:15 p.m. time slots. Call 780-342-8625 to register.

Pickle Ball: Wednesdays, 1-3 p.m. Drop in fee of $3.
Bocce Ball: Starts Tuesday, July 19 at 1 p.m. in Joe Morris Park which is across the street from the centre. Free.
Call 780-433-5807 for more information.

Call 780-342-8625 to register.

BeMoved® is a dance fitness experience that inspires people of all movement abilities to fully express themselves through the beauty of dance. Call 780-483-1209 for more information.

There will be time for question and answer immediately after the presentation. Snacks and beverages provided.  Call 780-444-2273 for more information.

Dress for the weather as you walk and click (your camera). Call 780-342-8625 to register.

Kick off K-Days with pancakes with fresh fruits and scrambled eggs with sausage. Call 780-433-5807 for more information.

Zendoodles are miniature abstract art. In this introductory workshop you will create works of art and learn how to deliberately create a mood, focus, and state of mind through repeating patterns from simple to complex. Zendoodling is relaxing, meditative and easy to learn for the novice artist. Call 587-987-3200 to register.

Get an early start on your holiday preparations. This workshop is geared to beginners who are interested in trying their hand at card making. All materials and step-by-step instructions will be provided. Participants will leave with six handmade Christmas cards. Call 587-987-3200 to register.

Bring your family, friends and relatives to this fun celebration. Call 780-451-1925 for more information.