Sage Seniors Association

09/02/2026

The library offers so much more than books!

08/31/2026

Experienced with filing tax returns? We’d love to have you volunteer with Sage!

Sage’s free Seniors Income Tax Program helps low-income seniors and people with disabilities file their tax returns and access the benefits they’re entitled to.

We’re looking for volunteers who are comfortable and experienced with filing personal income tax returns. Volunteers can work in person at Sage or remotely, with training and support provided.

Every year, dedicated volunteers help Sage file thousands of tax returns—and for many people, this service is an important first step toward greater financial stability.

📋 Have tax-filing experience?
💻 Interested in volunteering in person or remotely?
❤️ Want to use your skills to make a meaningful difference?

Reach out to Jade at Sage:
780.701.9017 or [email protected]

08/28/2026

FREE Seniors Drop-in Centre Open House at SWESA! @ the William Lutsky YMCA. Come on by!

08/20/2026

Fun Fact Friday!

Enjoy the weather before it snows again and get some activity in!

Source: Government of Canada – Physical Activity

08/20/2026

The Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch Program Society (ENW) is excited to invite community leagues and residents across Edmonton to participate in initiatives focused on building safer, stronger, and more connected neighbourhoods.

Introducing Walk Your Block Week - https://enwatch.ca/walk-your-block-program/
This annual city-wide initiative encourages Edmontonians to step outside, connect with neighbours, and help build safer communities just by walking their blocks. Whether it’s a solo stroll, a walk with family, or a group outing, your presence can help deter crime, promote awareness and strengthen neighbourhood bonds.

Residents can participate individually, with their families, or together with neighbours.

Date: August 16 to August 22, 2026
Location: All communities in Edmonton are invited to participate in their neighbourhood individually or as a group

Register to participate in Walk Your Block Week: Register to Participate in Walk Your Block Week - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfrLHAX902ybEJiAz-xdCtguRF2JZvPKADXCfYTZQ9hYnpjLQ/viewform

The Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch Program Society (ENW) is also holding a free, family-friendly celebration. The evening will feature cultural celebrations, live music, a free BBQ, games, children's activities, community connections, and volunteer appreciation.

Date: Friday, August 21, 2026, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Location: Airway Park, 11001 Kingsway NW, Edmonton.
Register for the FREE Multicultural Festival: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/enw-multicultural-festival-tickets-1997046454705

08/19/2026

It is always a busy day at Sage when we host a CRA clinic to help older adults clear issues with account access, help with benefit applications, or provide missing Notice of Assessments. There may be a bit of a wait due to its popularity, but there is also a palpable sense of relief for those that get help to resolve issues!

08/19/2026

Today at Fort Edmonton Park:

Plan Your Visit General Admission SeasonFort Edmonton Park is more than a museum; it’s a living, breathing adventure through time. Ride the train or streetcar, participate in activities with costumed interpreters, explore historic buildings, and dive into culture and activities that spark curiosit...

08/12/2026

AEAAC is pleased to present Virtual Lunch & Learn: Elder Abuse Through a Colonial Lens in the spirit of Truth & Reconciliation Month 🟠🪶

🗓️ Thursday, September 10, 2026
🕛 12:00-1:00 pm
💻 Virtual, open to the public

Elder abuse cannot be understood without acknowledging the lasting impacts of colonization on Indigenous families and communities. Join us as we explore how residential schools, the Sixties Scoop, systemic racism, and the disruption of traditional family and community structures have contributed to the conditions that place many Elders at risk today.

We'll cover
☑️The historical and ongoing impacts of colonialism on Indigenous Elders
☑️ Different forms of elder abuse, including financial, emotional, physical, neglect, and systemic abuse
☑️ Protective factors rooted in Indigenous culture, community, and kinship
☑️ Practical strategies for individuals, families, organizations, and communities to support, protect, and honour Elders
☑️ Moving from awareness to action by strengthening intergenerational relationships and restoring respect for Elders

Leave with a deeper understanding of elder abuse in its historical context, and practical ways to build safer, more culturally responsive communities.

Facilitated by Shauna Livesey, MSW, RSW, a Cree and Beaver (nehiyaw/tsááʔne) social worker, educator, therapist, and PhD student at Wilfrid Laurier University. Her work focuses on Indigenous health and wellness, trauma, relational healing, and decolonizing social work practice.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/5aT-hRxeSS6rDM474tcLRA #/registration

08/05/2026

☕ Did you know we have a Seniors Coffee Program? ☕

Looking for a welcoming place to connect with others, enjoy a cup of coffee, and have some fun? We'd love to have you join us!

📅 Every Wednesday
🕙 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Clareview Recreation Centre
C5 FRN Space – Meeting Room B

✨ Ages 50+

Come:
🤝 Build community
☕ Enjoy a coffee or tea
🎲 Play games
💬 Share stories and great conversations
😊 Meet new friends in a warm, welcoming environment

Whether it's your first visit or you're a regular, there's always a seat waiting for you.

We can't wait to see you on Wednesday! 💙

07/29/2026

Love to play bridge? or want to learn?
A welcoming group of older adults gathers at Sage every Wednesday from 12:00pm – 3:00pm for an afternoon of bridge and good company.

Players of all skill levels are welcome, whether you're looking to sharpen your game or simply enjoy an afternoon around the card table with others.

Come join the fun. Drop in at Sage Seniors Association downtown.