Senior Link Society has rebranded in 2023 and in doing so we have
created an opportunity for seniors of Richmond to tell their story as a
memoir.
The Government of Canada is supporting Senior Link Society by funding our project through the New Horizons
for Seniors Program. Our new senior Project Coordinator Teresa Minato will be calling the Business
community and the community of seniors to be part of the “Memoirs Project”, consisting of interviews with
seniors who wish to leave a legacy in the community or simply would like to leave their memoirs to their
family and friends.
Invitation to a Tea and Tell will take place on June 21, August 16, September 20 and
November 3, 2023 between 2-3pm. A photo album, video and a story will be prepared by a committee
volunteer. The society is inviting seniors to be part of this project. More information can be found in our
Spring Newsletter on our website: https://seniorlink.ca This grant also will help society to continue their vision
by producing four seasonal newsletters, both in print and online.
Senior Link Society is looking for volunteers and members as the year unfolds. Our membership benefits
include the temporary use of medical equipment, a personal copy of the newsletters, invitations to social
events, to name a few. See the join us tab on our website: https://seniorlink.ca
For more information contact: Lorna Davies, Board Secretary, info@seniorlink.ca or 604-362-6664.
Funded by the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program