Addressing the gaps and challenges in research involving populations experiencing poverty

The Impoverished Populations - Community of Interest (CoI) invites you to join us for a webinar marking the CoI's launch while showcasing important research focusing on poverty and complex health and community support needs in a rapid-fire presentation format.

Alex Abramovich, Dr. Andrew Boozary, Dr. Amy Gajaria and Nick Kerman will share their work and diverse perspectives on some of the most critical challenges they faced when trying to tackle the root causes of complex issues such as housing and homelessness, involvement with the criminal justice system, as well as strategies that are needed to address these issues. 

Date: April 5, 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. EDT

International webinar series on Housing First: Housing First for youth

Understanding mental health and well-being in later life invites you to complete a valuable training module for service providers working with older adults.

This free, self-directed online course is designed to increase your awareness of the social and structural factors influencing the mental health of older adults from immigrant, refugee, ethnocultural and racialized (IRER) groups.

Do you work with older adults in long-term care, supportive housing, or retirement homes? 

Understanding mental health and well-being in later life invites you to complete a free self-directed online course that provides an overview of mental health and mental illness in older adults, including their prevalence in the older adult population and factors specific to older, diverse populations.