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| “Today, seniors are the fastest growing group to use social networking as a tool for expanding social connections and keeping up with family and friends.” New research confirms the “protective properties of human interaction that lessen the risk of Alzheimer's disease, promote heart health, improve symptoms of depression and minimize the effects of stress”. To read more in an article carried in Aging in Stride, an online publication produced in cooperation with the U.S. National Institute of Senior Centers, go here. |
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Welcome to the ESCC |
| Working collaboratively with senior-serving organizations to provide effective, accessible services to meet the diverse needs of seniors in Edmonton. |
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The Driving Angel program is currently available in Edmonton only. For further information, or if you are interested in implementing the program in your community, please contact Caroline Gee at 780-430-4856 or email at caroline.gee@ama.ab.ca. |
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