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Favourite Links - Seniors' Organizations and Sage Sponsors
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We have added links to other websites on this page. We call them "favourite links" because we feel that they will be very useful resources. They will link you to other senior-serving organizations and to Sage sponsors that make our work possible. We are sure these links will quickly become some of your favourites, as well.
The graphic to the right honours the sponsors of the Age of Sage 40th Birthday Party held at the Art Gallery of Alberta. Click on the grapic for an enlarged view.
Alberta Centre for Injury Control & Research (ACICR):
www.findingbalancealberta.ca
- ACICR has developed a multi-year seniors' falls prevention campaign entitled Finding Balance. This campaign has been developed to increase the awareness of simple steps that seniors can take to prevent falls.
Canadian Multicultural Education Foundation:
http://www.cmef.ca/
- Provided funding for the Multicultural Planting Roots Urban Gardening Project at Queen Mary Park.
Consumers Association of Canada:
http://www.consumer.ca
Convergint Technologies:
http://www.convergint.com
- Great thanks to Convergint Technologies for donating and installing a top notch security system for Sage and for planted shrubs and building a fence at the Queen Mary Park Community Garden, where seniors from all cultural backgrounds have a space to garden. The crew was amazing, cheerful, efficient, knowledgeable and professional.
- We are inspired by the Convergint Technologies' policy of donating time and equipment, and of doing volunteer work for organizations in the charitable sector at no cost. Most of all, we are safer in our place of work, and our co-workers and the seniors we serve are safer. Our whole building and everything in it is safer. That is priceless.
Eldercare Academy:
http://www.norquest.ca/eldercare
Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues:
http://www.efcl.org
- The Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues serves as the umbrella organization to Edmontons 148 community leagues and provides a variety of resources and services to those leagues including promotional, advocacy, recreational and workshop opportunities.
Edmonton Seniors Coordinating Council:
http://www.seniorscouncil.net
- Edmonton Seniors Coordinating Council enhances the ability of organizations that provide social support and recreational services to seniors. ESCC facilitates communication, collaboration and resource-sharing so they can increase their programs' effectiveness and accessibility in meeting the diverse needs of seniors in Edmonton.
The Public Access Computers program at Sage is supported by the Government of Canada - Industry Canada. This CAP Site is available free to members of Sage from 8 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday and is located on the third floor.
Rotary Club of Edmonton:
http://www.clubrunner.ca/CPrg/Home/homeD.asp?cid=447
- Provided funding for the Multicultural Planting Roots Urban Gardening Project at Queen Mary Park.
TransCanada Corporation:
http://www.transcanada.com
- Provided funding for a feasibility study of the Adapt-A-Home program's use in Edmonton.