AGENDA* – SENIORS COMMISSION – 2nd meeting – March 27, 2025 – 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
⭐ Notable items (3)
The committee will discuss the launch of a new initiative aimed at supporting vulnerable seniors in Gatineau. This project is funded through the federal New Horizons for Seniors Program and focuses on reducing social isolation and improving inclusivity for the city's aging population.
An update on the participatory planning processes for the Special Planning Programs (PPU) in the downtown area and Old Aylmer. These plans guide future development and land use in these historic and central districts, and the city is seeking input from residents to shape these neighborhoods.
A review of the progress made in implementing the 211 social services helpline in Gatineau and a presentation of the communication plan for 2025. This service helps residents easily access non-emergency community and social services.
Formal opening of the meeting to ensure enough members are present to conduct business.
Formal approval of the meeting agenda by the committee members.
Opportunity for committee members to disclose any personal or professional conflicts regarding the items on the agenda.
Review and formal filing of the minutes from the previous committee meeting to ensure accuracy and track progress on past action items.
A designated time for members of the public to ask questions or provide comments to the committee.
The committee will discuss the launch of a new initiative aimed at supporting vulnerable seniors in Gatineau. This project is funded through the federal New Horizons for Seniors Program and focuses on reducing social isolation and improving inclusivity for the city's aging population.
An update on the participatory planning processes for the Special Planning Programs (PPU) in the downtown area and Old Aylmer. These plans guide future development and land use in these historic and central districts, and the city is seeking input from residents to shape these neighborhoods.
Discussion regarding the role and activities of the Citizens' Advisory Committee for Seniors, which provides direct feedback from the community to the city on issues affecting older residents.
A review of the progress made in implementing the 211 social services helpline in Gatineau and a presentation of the communication plan for 2025. This service helps residents easily access non-emergency community and social services.
Discussion of any other business or items not listed on the formal agenda.
Scheduling information for the next committee meeting and the upcoming inter-commission session.
Formal closing of the meeting.