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Homeward Bound: Enhancing Healthcare, Housing, and Social Support for Aging Rural Nova Scotians

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THE CHALLENGE In 2024, 22% of Nova Scotia’s population was 65 or older, surpassing the national average of 19%. People in this age demographic are more at risk of frailty, living in inappropriate housing, and social isolation. As people age, their chance of needing long-term care increases. However, most aging Nova Scotians want to live […]

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