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ADVOCACY FOR SENIORS

JSA is continuously looking at the needs of the Jewish Community Seniors. New issues become relevant, and as part of our research and programming, we respond to these needs. Government policies at all levels change, and JSA, through its affiliations with other advocacy groups, is made aware of these changes. We are prepared to take action to both inform and advocate for improved services beneficial to seniors.

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ADVOCACY PARTNERS

 

The community changes and so does their needs. JSA is constantly assessing the type of services provided to the Jewish community, and if any gaps occur in these services, JSA is committed to advocate to the community organizations to fill the gaps and/or make changes for the better.

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AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS

 

Realistically the total Jewish community of approximately 25,000 does not represent a large enough number to politically affect the changes that are needed in order to service seniors. JSA has formally joined with many advocacy groups in the larger community that together are working to effect systemic change to all kinds of services provided by the various levels of government.

 

SENIOR ADVOCATE REPORTS

 

Keep up to date with the Reports from the Office of the Seniors Advocate, both Annual Reports and News Releases.

ACCESSING HEALTH SERVICES NOT COVERED BY MSP

JSA is pleased to present Accessing Health Services Not Covered By MSP.

This Resource Guide provides information about financial benefits seniors are entitled to and tips on how to access some extended health services.

To access the JSA Resource Guide CLICK HERE.

LONG TERM CARE

Jewish Seniors Alliance has recently submitted the following recommendations for reimagining and funding

Long Term Care to the relevant public officials in both the Provincial and Federal Governments. To learn more, CLICK HERE.