Click on the links below to explore some of the issues and institutions involved with in-home care, and social change in Canada.

http://finalreport.healthcarecommission.ca
The Final Report of the Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada is available on the Commission’s web site listed above. Eventually, copies of the Final Report will be available in Canadian libraries, and it will remain on the web site.

www.ssiontoronto.com
Senior Services Interactive Online Network is a one-stop Internet portal for seniors, caregivers and general community members to have access to information on senior services, products, organization news and events.

www.olderwomensnetwork.org
The Older Women's Network works to achieve a caring society in which older women have the opportunity to live in security and with dignity.

community.web.ca
An online directory of news and events relating to social change in Canada.

www.caregiver.on.ca
Based in Toronto Canada, the goal of CNI is to be a national single information source to make your life as a caregiver easier.

www.volunteertoronto.on.ca
The Volunteer Centre of Toronto, is the prime resource in the community for the recruitment and referral of individuals and training in all areas of volunteer management.

www.hc-sc.gc.ca/seniors-aines/
Health Canada's Aging And Seniors web site.

www.eyesonelders.com
Caregivers are sometimes forced to choose long term care to insure their loved one's care. Before choosing expensive long-tem care, evaluate these cost effective solutions that could provide the answers for you and your loved one.

www.cdnhomecare.on.ca ::
The Canadian Home Care Association is a leading voice and access point for information and knowledge for home and community care.