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‘Coming of Age’ video series features stories from Revelstoke seniors

By Sofie Hagland ● Latest News ● Dec 17, 2020

The video series ‘Coming of Age’ fights agism with words of wisdom from local elders.

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Help look out for seniors in Revelstoke through COVID-19 challenges

By Revelstoke Womens Shelter Society ● Latest News ● Nov 7, 2020

‘Whether it is through a formalized program, an inspired, citizen-led initiative, or casually checking in on your elderly or vulnerable neighbours and offering help or assistance, volunteering your time to connect with a senior can renew their sense of hope and purpose.’

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Locally-made video educates youth on elder abuse and neglect

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jun 15, 2020

Take Time for Seniors video meant to build empathy, curiosity and interest towards seniors and their stories

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Begbie View students create art for seniors

By Revelstoke Womens Shelter Society ● Latest News ● Jun 1, 2020

Grade 5 students from Begbie View Elementary create outdoor art for residents of Moberly Manor through intergenerational project

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Brief: Local organizations offer COVID-19 physical distancing services

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Apr 8, 2020

Emotional support for people who are isolated; help getting essential goods for seniors, people who are immunocompromised

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Revelstoke’s Community Response Network helps our town connect

By Revelstoke CRN ● Latest News ● Nov 22, 2016

“Many seniors live in isolation and Revelstoke residents can show a senior they care through gestures such as a smile and a good morning greeting. Simply taking the time to talk to an older person can make a big difference, as can inviting them for a meal or bringing a meal over, offering to help with chores or driving them to appointments.”

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