Seniors

An online service that provides practical information about assistive technologies and equipment to BC seniors, their family members and their health providers (please note they do not take phone calls, questons can be asked from the website or by email). Ability411 is operated by CanAssist and funded by the Government of British Columbia.

An essential website for anyone needing more information on this disease and brain health in general.

Provides access to B.C.’s elder abuse “Information Kits” in multiple languages, as well as links to numerous resources for where to get help if you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and/or neglect.

North Shore Eldercollege Society is a not-for-profit organization that believes that lifelong learners on the scenic North Shore of Vancouver need a place to share a love for learning. The focus is on general interest classes with an emphasis on intellectual stimulation. From archaeology to zoology and everything in between, the classes have an emphasis on thinking, learning and enjoyment.

North Shore Community resources is dedicated to individual and community well-being through facilitating social connections, empowerment and community participation.

North Shore Community Resource Guide (formerly the Green Book) is an up-to-date source to find information about services and organizations on the North Shore.

The Community Legal Services provide free legal information, advice, and advocacy services to those on the North Shore facing disputes or legal issues.

NSVS is a non-profit society established in 1961. It promotes the independence and well-being of elderly and isolated seniors.

Responsible for monitoring and analyzing seniors’ services and issues, and making recommendations to government and service providers. A great resource for information on health care, housing, income supports, personal supports, and transportation issues.

A North Shore non-profit that provides information and referral to a wide range of resources and services for seniors. The free and confidential services are offered by phone or by appointment. To view the Seniors Directory, a helpful resource guide for services and programs available for North Shore seniors, click here.

A complete list of resources available to seniors in B.C.

Vancouver Coastal Health initiative intended to help people act on the abuse, neglect and self-neglect of vulnerable adults, including seniors. Visit their website or call their hotline to identify, assess, or report adult abuse or neglect: 1-877-REACT-99 (1-877-732-2899). 

Find the information on recreation programs, food service, shuttle bus, etc. Seniors' Help Line: 604-925-7280