Saskatoon Council on Aging

The Saskatoon Council on Aging provides age-friendly programs and services to help older adults stay active, engaged and informed.

Where to find us:

Location

2020 College Drive

Saskatoon, SK

S7N 2W4

(306) 652-2255

Hours:

Mon – Fri
9am to 4pm

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What we need:

Financial gifts

The pandemic has impacted older adults particularly hard. SCOA works hard to address the needs of older adults to ensure they keep this vital connection through online program. Please donate today.

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Requests and Updates

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Effective Sunday, September 4, watch for changes to some transit routes and schedules.
Changes will improve reliability while optimizing routes.

➡️Check out the route maps & schedules: https://bit.ly/3du8YoF or call 306-975-3100  

📲 Plan your trip using the @Transitapp

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How you can help

Financial Donations

To donate, visit our website scoa.ca

Phone 306.652.2255 or mail cheques to SCOA 2020 College Drive, Saskatoon S7N 2W4

Item Donations

We would welcome gently used household items for raffle baskets.

More Ways to Help

The pandemic has impacted older adults particularly hard. Measures to keep them safe also put them at risk for social isolation, a threat to health and wellness. The key is to stay connected to friends, family and the community.

More about us

Community Impact

We measure our community impact through event and program participation, lifelong learning participation, phone and online referrals, web site visits, social media engagement. Programs are evaluated to ensure the needs of older adults are met.

Financial Breakdown

The pandemic has hit older adults particularly hard. They are at high risk to become socially isolated which negatively impacts health and wellness. Your donations help us combat social isolation by connecting older adults through learning technology, phone visits with volunteers and support.

Our Philosophy

Positive aging for all in an age-friendly community: Positive aging involves maintaining a sense of purpose, having the ability and freedom to make choices, managing stress, staying involved with family and social networks, feeling good about ourselves and continuing to enjoy a self– perceived quality of life. As limitations arise, positive aging continues to be made possible by the availability of ongoing help and support.

Programs and Services

The Saskatoon Council on Aging provides age-friendly programs and services to help older adults stay active, engaged and informed. SCOA provides lifelong learning opportunities, social events, resources and referrals to support older adults.