ALCOA in Action

1. to undertake public education and publication of educational material of general interest and with respect to special projects within Canada regarding the health benefits of active living for older adults.

2. to undertake and communicate in plain language to the public research and study results into the health benefits of active living for older adults.

3. to train community based volunteer presenters throughout Canada regarding the health benefits of active living for older adults and accessing relevant community services.

4. to hold national educational events/activities from time to time to educate the public and health and recreation leaders
   regarding the health benefits of active living and older adults.

Volunteers are working with ALCOA to achieve the above-noted objects.

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