10/17/2025
On October 4, the Toronto Council on Aging took part in the Davisville Community Festival at June Rowlands Park. It was a wonderful afternoon connecting with residents and local organizations who share our goal of building an age-friendly Toronto.
Our Co-President Ann Marie Yamamoto, Vice President Aarani Sivasekaram, and volunteer Jennifer Howlett represented TCA, sharing our mission and vision while engaging residents in a short community poll about what's working well in the city and what could be improved for older adults.
Participants highlighted important topics such as affordable housing, safer transit, accessible public spaces, better access to information for those who are not online, and more employment and internship opportunities for older adults. Their feedback will help inform our future outreach and advocacy work.
We are grateful to everyone who stopped by to share their ideas and to the organizers of the Davisville Community Festival for bringing people together for such a meaningful day.
To learn more about the Toronto Council on Aging or to get involved as a volunteer or Board member, visit torontocouncilonaging.com or contact us at admin@torontocouncilonaging.com.
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The Toronto Council on Aging participated in the Davisville Community Festival on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at June Rowlands Park. The festival brought together community members and organizations from across the city for an afternoon of connection and learning.Representing TCA were Ann Marie Yamam...