The city of Regina was named an Age-Friendly city in November 2020!
This was done by the Government of Saskatchewan. It means Regina has been working to ensure that services and facilities meet the needs of everyone in our community. To be called Age-Friendly, we had to:
1. form a committee
2. gather information from the community
3. use the information to create an action plan, and
4. have the support of the City of Regina.
This isn’t the end. There is still a lot of work to do. Every year we work with the City and other community partners. We build on our action plan and keep working to make Regina an even better place for everyone to live.
(LEFT TO RIGHT: Back row: Randy Dove, SSM; Hon. Gene Makowsky, Minister of Social Services, MLA Regina Gardiner Park, Government of Saskatchewan
Middle row: Representing AF Regina: Kathryn Smart, Chelsea Brown, Lindsay Bzdel, Sylvie O’Callaghan, Alynn Skalicky; Lori Bresciani, Regina City Councillor; Doug Still, AF Saskatchewan; Ritu Kalra and Richard Marcotte,
AF Regina Front row: Hon. Everett Hindley, Minister for Seniors, Government of Saskatchewan; Andre Nogue, Linda Pratt, Robert Wuschenny, AF Regina)
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