Installation of Bathroom Safety Bars – Research Information from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)
Installation Information from US Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Nova Scotia Centre on Aging (NSCA) is a university based research centre that conducts applied research on age-related issues. Their mission is to advance knowledge on aging to inform social policy and practice and enhance the quality of life of older people and their families. Their values include: collaboration with others, inter- and trans- disciplinary focus, excellence in our research, engagement with multiple and diverse voices.
The research project entitled, Projecting the Housing Needs of Aging Atlantic Canadians, was based at Mount Saint Vincent University (2005-2011) and examined the housing needs and choices, both existing and emerging, of our aging population, then developed policy recommendations on how these needs can be better met in the future. Dr. Janice Keefe was one of the co-investigators on this project.
Part of the project involved reviews of relevant seniors housing projects, which have been summarized in the following YouTube videos prepared by Donald Shiner, Ph.D. :
Glacier Circle Case Study, Davis, CA
Abbeyfield House, St. Peter’s Society Case Study, Victoria, BC
Hartrigg Oaks Case Study, New Earswick, England
MSVU student, Kelly O’Neil, spoke at a 2018 Bay Seniors meeting about her thesis research on housing insecurity among older low income women in HRM.
To make this research accessible to the community, Kelly produced an illustrated summary of her key findings. Click to view the illustrated summary.
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