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Toronto Seniors Strategy
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2025-01-28 · Executive Committee · adopted
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The Executive Committee: 1. Requested the Toronto Seniors' Strategy team, in the Seniors Services and Long-Term Care Division, to present to the Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee at its February 28, 2025 meeting, on: a. an update on the strategy and outreach to and consultation with disability communities in the community consultation process; and b. how the team is using/will use an accessibility lens in preparing this strategy.
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At its meeting on December 11, 2024, the Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee considered Item DI10.6 and made recommendations to the Executive Committee. Summary from the Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee: The City of Toronto is developing a third Toronto Seniors Strategy to better support aging in place, particularly for seniors who are Indigenous, Black, and who belong to equity-deserving groups. The City of Toronto will be implementing a community consultation process to enhance the City's understanding of the priorities of seniors and older adults in Toronto.
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These consultations will be a key input into the development of the next Toronto Seniors Strategy. The experiences of seniors with disabilities must be included in this strategy, and people with disabilities should be a specific priority group for consultations. The strategy should be designed with an accessibility lens.
Staff recommended
The Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee recommends that: 1. Executive Committee request the Toronto Seniors' Strategy team, in the Seniors Services and Long-Term Care Division, to present to the Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee at its February 28, 2025 meeting, on: a. an update on the strategy and outreach to and consultation with disability communities in the community consultation process; and b. how the team is using/will use an accessibility lens in preparing this strategy.
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