Nanci
Community Connections: a Compassionate Communities Kingston podcast
Compassionate Communities Kingston was founded in 2017 to bring the global compassionate communities movement to Kingston. We are inspiring intergenerational compassion in our communities by providing older adults with knowledge, connection and support -- promoting vitality purpose and a sense of wellbeing.
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Nanci
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May 8, 2026
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Episodes
Active Living at the Seniors Centre: a conversation with Executive Director Don Amos 08.05.2026 14:22
"We're built on four pillars as an organization and the key pillar is socialization. When retirement hits, often people will say, oh, I've got this great bucket list. And often people will plow through it in the first year, then sometimes the couch turns into your friend. The TV turns into your friend, and then you become a little bit more sedentary, and that's when it becomes...
It takes a village: a conversation with Laurie French, President of Providence Village 28.04.2026 18:14
"How do we connect care and services and support to people? How do we consolidate care in one place? How do we remove those barriers for agencies to work together? I think that really is the beauty of the village. So a caregiver, for example, could be taking advantage of a program while their loved one is receiving services at a different space in the building. We're already seeing the...
Libraries as a 'third' space in our community: a conversation with KFPL Programming/Outreach Manager Liz Coates 09.04.2026 12:37
The 'third space' is often defined as that social environment separate from home (first space) and work (second space). Examples include libraries, gyms and cafes. "We're a third space in the community, where everyone is welcome to come no matter who you are, no matter how old you are, no matter your life circumstances, you're welcome. You can stay as long as you want. It&...
Creating community for older adults: a conversation with Community Development Worker Spencer Lanthier 25.02.2026 18:47
"The Older Adults Hub is bringing in as many programs and providers as possible into one space, and truly creating a community space where people can come and access multiple services and attend multiple programs all at one time. It's bringing people together and giving them an opportunity to share their stories and get to know each other." Spencer Lanthier is a Community Developmen...
Creating a compassionate city: a conversation with City of Kingston's Ruth Noordegraaf 23.11.2025 17:39
"I think we're really trying to create and strengthen the nervous system of our community through programming and access and services, balancing bigger systems change work with more smaller scale pilot projects in neighbourhoods or with certain community groups. And ultimately those two things at the same time will really help to make our community more connected and more resilient.&quo...
Creating community connections: a conversation with CCKC founder Florence Campbell 23.11.2025 16:21
"How can we work for toward an even more connected community neighbourhood by neighbourhood? Ultimately this would mean increased capacity for all of us to care for each other in a very supportive way so that we're not just relying on government and the healthcare system. Our goal is to have a much more knowledgeable community where together we can find support services when we need them...
Connecting beyond medicine: a conversation with paramedics Alisha Scott and Veronica Trottier 23.11.2025 18:26
"More people are staying home. They don't want to go into nursing homes or retirement homes. And the push is to keep people at home. But in doing so, you got the adverse effect of people being isolated. They can't get out anymore. They just lose those connections So we try to get to the people that are in their home, We're going in, we're connecting them with services and...
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