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Celebrating Canada Day (2018) with Bridlewood Mall
On June 29th 2018, Senior Persons Living Connected (SPLC) had the pleasure of partnering with Bridlewood Mall and Toronto Public Library - Bridlewood branch for a spectacular Canada Day celebration.
The SPLC Amazing Walk for Seniors
Join us on June 14, 2018 from 10:00 to 11:30am for a most daring scavenger hunt at SPLC followed by an adventurous walk around the L’Amoreaux area. Online registration, pledging and donations can be done on our website (www.splc.ca) and forms are also available at SPLC’s Customer Service Desk.
Happy Lunar New Year
Wishing you, your family and friends every happiness, peace, health and good fortune in 2017!
We need to hear your voice
Your input is important! Senior Persons Living Connected (SPLC) is developing a new strategic plan and we are asking you to actively participate in the process by completing a stakeholder survey. This survey will take approximately ten minutes. It is available until Monday, January 22nd. Launch...
2017 Zahra Abdille and Children Scholarship Award Recipient
Congratulations to Sakina Abbas who has been awarded the 2017 Zahra Abdille and Children Scholarship.
SPLC wants you to tweet #givingtuesday
Donate Now! to help seniors live and age with dignity while respecting their diverse backgrounds.
Aviva Community Fund: Vote for our idea!
At SPLC, we pride ourselves in providing services for older adults and seniors to promote their physical and mental health.
The Terrace Restaurant hosts high-tea party!
The Food, Beverage and Hospitality team hosted a tea party for clients and tenants after receiving a
How this ancient game creates community
The greatest creations come from a pure desire to help others. Machet was one such creation. Machet is a derivative of the ancient tile-based mind game Mahjong, and it was created by long time SPLC volunteer Jackie Mac. Jackie created the game 19 years ago and has changed many lives with it. He...
Ageless Grace Class: Rekindling Youthfulness in Seniors
Ageless Grace class at SPLC recreation stimulates the mind and body of attendees through exciting and youthful games.Pages
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