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The LGBTQ retirees who don’t want to become invisible, again
Margaret Curnow, 71, has friends who have moved into retirement facilities and remain out, especially in Auckland. But she also has friends who hide their sexuality, and that’s something she fears.
Online arts programming improves quality of life for isolated seniors
Online arts programming has been helping older people in Newfoundland and Labrador to stay connected during the pandemic.
Social media gives support to LGBTQ youth when in-person communities are lacking
An article in The Conversation discusses the risks and benefits of online connection for LGBTQ youth.
Connect + Conversations
Register to listen to a group of international experts discussing technology and social connection on November 19th.
OARsome Radio: Light up loneliness
Listen to Age Concern New Zealand Chief Executive, Stephanie Clare talking about how to shine a light on loneliness.
Pōneke charity Seeds to Feeds helping grow a sustainable, connected community.
A growing Wellington food charity is creating community connections at the grassroots level while helping to drive the next generation of sustainably-sourced kai. Read more
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