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Core Partners |
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The development and implementation of the “Seniors in Cyberspace” program is a collaborative effort between Toronto Intergenerational Partnerships (TIGP) as the lead organization, Community MicroSkills Development Centre, The O’Neill Centre, long-term care facility and Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology, Gerontology Department. |
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The combined expertise and strengths of these organizations facilitated the implementation of this unique project which offers institutionalized frail elderly persons opportunity and support in accessing computers and information technology. |
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The partners of this project have worked together to develop a project that enhances the voluntary sector by making available technology and related supports necessary to meet its needs and strengthen services to the frail elderly land their providers. |
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Steering Committee Members |
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Representatives from the core project team, as well as representatives from the community at large (education, seniors and youth) formed the “Seniors in Cyberspace” Steering Committee. They acted as a clearing house, monitoring the progress and making recommendations on the project, as well as assisting in the development of evaluation tools. |
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Our sincere appreciation is extended to our volunteer Steering
Committee Members: |
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Site Partners |
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We thank the following partners for providing this opportunity for their senior residents: |
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Belmont House
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Heritage Nursing Home |