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- Jan-March 2018 Newsletter
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The Age-Friendly Community Advisory Committee is dedicated to working towards the betterment of life for seniors in our community.
As a sub-committee of City Council, the committee is comprised of a cross-section of individual seniors, representatives of seniors groups, a city councillor (Councillor Eric Megarity), and relevant agency representatives.
This committee’s duties include:
- advising Council, through its standing committees, on matters under consideration by city staff and council that could impact the quality of life of seniors in Fredericton
- working with council through the Livable Community Committee and municipal departments by providing advice on the city’s policies, programs, and service delivery that affect seniors
- encouraging and facilitating dialogue throughout the community regarding municipal matters that directly impact seniors
- acting as a forum for feedback from seniors on municipal matters that directly impact their daily lives
- taking guidance from the World Health Organization’s framework for age-friendly cities