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2018 VERA recipients

Valued Elder Recognition Award

The Valued Elder Recognition Award (VERA) honours volunteers who, over their lifetime, have given exemplary service to helping others in the Capital Regional District (CRD).

Read about past VERA recipients
Chronic conditions self management workshop session

Self-management programs

The Stanford Self-Management Programs are free, evidence-based education programs for adults experiencing ongoing physical or mental health issues.

Self-Management Programs
Holly Tuokko at CLSA event 2017

Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging

CLSA aims to find ways to help us live long and live well, and understand why some people age in healthy fashion while others do not.

Our ongoing research project
Annual Health awareness forum

Events and workshops

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IALH research affiliates

Our people

Our affiliates are actively involved in aging-related research and can be found at UVic and around the world.

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Research improving lives

The Institute on Aging and Lifelong Health (IALH) is commited to promoting and conducting rigorous basic and applied research to improve the health and quality of life of individuals across the life course.

Our research is rooted in a broad orientation to health and aging that includes attention to the social, psychological, enviornmental, geographical, and cultural contexts in which people live, as well as the institutions responsible for the health of aging populations. Read more about IALH.

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Latest IALH bulletin

the bulletin

IALH Spring2018 Bulletin highlights recently retired Holly Tuokko career accomplishments. 

See a list of all IALH bulletins

Please note that the Pheonix road leading up to the HUT R, Lot 7 is now called Vikes Way.