'I would be devastated if it doesn't continue," says participant
CBC NewsVernon RamesarThe organizers of a pilot project aimed at reducing isolation among seniors in Nova Scotia say it has been a resounding success and they are seeking to make it permanent.
Seniors Connect N.S. operates in five counties with funding from the Department of Seniors and Long-term care.
It provides seniors with opportunities to socialize over the phone through activities such as coffee chats, bingo, trivia and singalongs.
The program has been life-changing for participants like Rose Jackson. She is in h…
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