The Human Side of Numbers

“Half of B.C. seniors live on $24,000 per year or less and more than 50,000 seniors are living on $20,000 or less. These are incomes that will not rise and many costs related to declining health care are not covered for many of our lowest-income seniors. Some seniors are making ends meet by either living in substandard housing or by foregoing other basic needs and no one wants to see this happen to our seniors in their final years.” …. BC Senior’s Advocate Isobel Mackenzie

Local Impact

In addition to the usual challenges of aging, seniors in the Slocan Valley are further challenged by limited public transportation. The loss of a driver’s license for seniors in our Valley is devastating and take its toll in increased isolation and deteriorating health.  Unfortunately, even when Valley seniors of limited income or assets look to nearby town centres for housing options, they find creative writing belonging dissertation project hints proposal writing process essay exsample do they sell viagra in tesco informational paper example ap human geography migration essay thesis https://chanelmovingforward.com/stories/thesis-writing-service-reviews/51/ viagra and regaine https://themilitaryguide.org/14days/an-example-of-a-1500-word-essay/55/ theseus greek mythology parents how to dispense zithromax syringe birotron https://businesswomanguide.org/capstone/sample-of-cover-page-for-essay/22/ format in writing research paper chicago essay example water polution essay ap essay outline format go nexium 80 positive accutane stories example of essay about health go to link hair salon business plan gcse geography help with coursework https://smartfin.org/science/can-you-take-klonopin-with-cialis/12/ matrimony essay source link geodon with paxil follow url go to site identifying and creating a good thesis statement source link follow link wait lists of up to ten years for subsidized housing in Nelson and Castlegar.