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As part of Cochrane’s age-friendly community initiative, residents of all ages are encouraged to participate in this online community survey,open from July 12 – August 16, 2023.
About the Study
Our goal is to create an age-friendly community where there are no barriers to access services, programs, businesses and facilities. This study will look at transportation, housing, parks and recreation, health services, and civic and social environments. Your input will help create a community that is inclusive, accessible, and supportive of all residents, throughout their lifespan.
Becoming an Age-Friendly Community
The results from this survey will help guide the development of a plan to become an age-friendly community. Following the survey, various public forums, including targeted focus groups will be held to help further guide the development and plan.
Are you a Cochrane resident? Have Your Say
As part of Cochrane’s age-friendly community initiative, residents of all ages are encouraged to participate in this online community survey,open from July 12 – August 16, 2023.
About the Study
Our goal is to create an age-friendly community where there are no barriers to access services, programs, businesses and facilities. This study will look at transportation, housing, parks and recreation, health services, and civic and social environments. Your input will help create a community that is inclusive, accessible, and supportive of all residents, throughout their lifespan.
Becoming an Age-Friendly Community
The results from this survey will help guide the development of a plan to become an age-friendly community. Following the survey, various public forums, including targeted focus groups will be held to help further guide the development and plan.
We need your input! Please take a few moments to participate in the Cochrane Age-Friendly survey. The results from this survey will help guide the development of a plan to become an age-friendly community.
What is an Age-Friendly Community? An age-friendly community is one where all residents can fully participate in their community, regardless of age or ability. In an age-friendly community, age is not a barrier to access services, programs, businesses, or facilities. An age-friendly community is inclusive, accessible, and supportive of all residents, throughout their lifespan.
For further information on the age-friendly community initiative, please contact Cochrane FCSS at fcss@cochrane.ca.
