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Age Friendly Parks Checklist

In response the community priority of improving the age-friendliness of London parks, the Age Friendly London Network – Outdoor Spaces & Buildings working group partnered with students at Western University to develop an Age Friendly Parks Checklist. The purpose of the checklist is to provide a standardized measurement of the amenities and conditions of London…

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Started: 2013
Location: London, Canada
Desired outcome for older people: Be mobile
Sectors: Urban development

Seniors’ Satellites

Evaluated

The City of London continually strives to identify opportunities for improvement at our seniors’ centres, aiming to enhance the experience for the members as well as the broader community. As part of our strategic plan that was developed for the seniors’ centres and endorsed by City of London Council, our seniors’ centres have moved to…

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Started: 2012
Location: London, Canada
Desired outcome for older people: Be mobile
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London

London
Canada

In 2010, London became the first city in Canada to join the World Health Organization Global Network of Age Friendly Cities. Membership in the Network represents our community’s commitment to…

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City population: 42232424 % over 60Joined Network in 2010