Advance Care Planning is a process of reflection and communication. It is a time for you to reflect on your values and wishes, and to let people know what kind of health and personal care you would want in the future if you were unable to speak for yourself.
For those looking for information on Alzheimer, this link provides you with easy access to the Alzheimer Society Alberta and Northwest Territories website.
This link is for individuals looking for information on Mental Health issues.
This link provides easy access to application forms and information programs for Seniors.
This link is for individuals looking for information on heart and stroke issues.
Has various housing programs available for Seniors.
Has units in Northern United Place for Seniors. Seniors must be 65 years or older to apply.
A committee that meets on the third Tuesday of every month September to May to discuss resident needs, etc.
The Handbook provides a comprehensive list of programs and services that seniors and their caregivers can access towards making informed decisions that can help them remain independent and active in their home communities.
Provides information and acts as a resource for seniors and elders across the NWT. The Society is the only voluntary agency representing the individual and collective interests of all seniors and elders in the NWT.
Has a limited number of 1 bedroom units for Seniors in the downtown area as well as they run the Mary Murphy Home. Seniors must be 60 years or older to apply.
Has a limited number of 1 bedroom units for Seniors in the downtown area as well as they run the Mary Murphy Home. Seniors must be 60 years or older to apply.
Is a non-profit organization who manages the Baker Community Centre on Franklin Avenue (50th Street) in Yellowknife.
