Age-friendly Peterborough Advisory Committee

The Age-friendly Peterborough Advisory Committee was created in June 2017 for two primary purposes:

to advise local governments on issues related to aging; and
to guide the implementation of the Age-friendly Peterborough Community Action Plan.

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Age-friendly Peterborough Advisory Committee advises City Council and County Council (through the Joint Services Steering Committee), Curve Lake First Nation Council (through their Health and Family Services Committee), and Hiawatha First Nation Council. Age-friendly Peterborough Advisory Committee is supported by four working groups which are comprised of local organizations, staff, and local volunteers. The structure below collectively represents Age-friendly Peterborough.

Visit the Age-friendly Peterborough page to find out current activities and how to become involved.

Current Age-friendly Peterborough Advisory Committee members

Councillor Dave Haacke, City of Peterborough Council Representative
Councillor Ron Black, County of Peterborough Council Representative
Councillor Arnold Taylor, Curve Lake First Nation Council Representative
Councillor Cynthia Gray, Hiawatha First Nation Council Representative
Alison Carey, City of Peterborough Community Representative
Ruth Snider, County of Peterborough Community Representative
Joanne Pine, Curve Lake First Nation Community Representative
Hiawatha First Nation Community Representative: Vacant
Stephanie Bolton, Staying Mobile Working Group Representative
Dawn Berry Merriam, Basic Needs Working Group Representative
Nick Stone, Learning and Contributing Working Group Representative