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Township of Oro-Medonte
Age Friendly Community Committee
Meeting Agenda
Council Chambers
Thursday, June 30, 2016
TIME: 10:00 a.m.
1. Agenda Approval:
a) Motion to Approve the Agenda.
2. Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest:
3. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting:
2 - 4 a) Minutes of Age Friendly Community Committee meeting held on Thursday,
May 5, 2016.
4. Deputations:
None.
5.
Reports:
5-45 a)
Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications Inc., re: Data
from Surveys and Focus Groups.
6.
Communications:
None.
7.
Next Meeting Date:
To be determined.
8.
Adjournment:
a)
Motion to Adjourn.
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Township of
Prond Heritnge, Exciting Future
Thursday, May 5, 2016
The Township of Oro-Medonte
Age Friendly Community Committee
Council Chambers
2014-2018 Council
Time: 10:07 a.m.
Present: Mayor H.S. Hughes
Councillor Barbara Coutanche
Carolyn Jones, Public Health Nurse, Simcoe Muskoka District
Health Unit
Dawn Davidson, Administrative Lead, Huronia Nurse Practitioner -
Led Clinic, Co -Chair
Wynne Fitz -Gerald
Ruth Fountain
Doug Humphries
Staff Present: Donna Hewitt, Director, Corporate and Strategic Initiatives; Marie
Brissette, Executive Assistant Mayor & Council/Special Projects
Coordinator; Adrianna Spinosa, Intermediate Planner; Emma
Dickson and Chantal Carey, Public Interest Strategy &
Communications
Regrets: Christina Sanford
Also Present: None.
1. Adoption of Agenda:
a) Motion to Adopt the Agenda.
Motion No. AFCC160505-1
Moved by Fountain, Seconded by Coutanche
It is recommended that the Age -Friendly Community Committee agenda for the meeting
held on Thursday, May 5, 2016 be adopted.
Carried.
2. Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest:
None declared.
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Minutes of the Age Friendly Community Committee — Thursday, May 5, 2016
3. Adoption of Minutes of Previous Meeting:
a) Minutes of Age -Friendly Community Committee meeting held on Thursday, March 10,
2016.
Motion No. AFCC160505-2
Moved by Humphries, Seconded by Fitz -Gerald
It is recommended that the draft minutes of the Age Friendly Community Committee
meeting held on Thursday, March 10, 2016 be adopted as presented.
Carried.
4. Deputations:
None.
5. Reports:
a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications, re: Focus Group Meetings.
Motion No. AFCC160505-3
Moved by Fountain, Seconded by Jones
It is recommended that the information presented by Emma Dickson, Public Interest
Strategy & Communications, re: Survey Preliminary Results be received.
Carried.
b) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications, re: Survey Preliminary
Results.
Motion No. AFCC160505-4
Moved by Coutanche, Seconded by Fitz -Gerald
It is recommended that the information presented by Emma Dickson, Public Interest
Strategy & Communications, re: Survey Preliminary Results be received.
Carried.
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Minutes of the Age Friendly Community Committee — Thursday, May 5, 2016
6. Communications:
None.
7. Next Meeting Date:
To be determined.
8. Adjournment:
a) Motion to Adjourn.
Motion No. AFCC160505-5
Moved by Fountain, Seconded by Jones
It is recommended that we do now adjourn at 11:42 a.m.
Dawn Davidson, Co -Chair
Marie Brissette, Co -Chair
Executive Assistant Mayor & Council/Special Project Coordinator
Carried.
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Oro-Medonte Age Friendly
Living Research Project
Focus Group Qualitative Data
Summary
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top issues raised by participants
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Personal Vehicles Most Common
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People aware of Red Cross, Cancer Society etc.
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Communication and Information
Media Raised:
•Township publications,
• newspapers,
• e -bulletins and e -newspapers (not radio)
Internet: limited access but positive outlook
Word of Mouth: Key community leaders, informal
networks with dividing -lines
• Highway 11
• 71" Line
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Major Activities: Euchre and card games, exercise
classes, local fair, farmers markets and fresh produce,
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rolling'
• Have trouble finding spaces, and barriers such as
insurance hamper these community members
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community centre, wood carving, line dancing,
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Isolating Factors:
• Distance and expense of traveling that distance
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Communications: Access to information about C,
services, information, social activities
Expense and Mobility: Major barriers, concern
about what to do after losing vehicles, need
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Age -Friendly Survey Feedback
There were 158 valid surveys completed by community members of the Township of Oro-
Medonte. This is a strong sample size for the population of Oro-Medonte, which is 20,078. With
this feedback, we can ensure that the results are 92% representative of the whole of the
population of Oro-Medonte.
In the following results, the percentage of survey respondents who responded either'Strongly
agree' or'Somewhat agree' are represented. They are shown in the following manner:
Percentage responding 'Strongly agree' or'Somewhat
Colour agree
75%-100%
50%-75%
0%-50%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Respect and Social Inclusion
Respondents that
Please tell us your opinion on the following 'Strongly agree' or
statements: 'Somewhat agree'
My local area is an ideal place for aging adults to live 76%
Decisions made in the community take into account the 58%
needs of aging adults
There are enough opportunities to participate in o
communitv life 73/o
Aging adults are respected by the community and its 71%
citizens
The community values aging adults 62%
There are enough opportunities to participate in spiritual 75%
life
As you think about your future, what are you % of
most looking forward to? respondents
Enjoying hobbies and interests 60%
Travelling 44%
Physical/Cultural activities 41%
Volunteering 40%
Social involvement 39%
Increased time with loved ones 37%
More free time in general 23%
Continuing education/workshops 18%
Self-directed learning 15%
Taking up new hobbies 15%
Sharinq life experiences/mentoring 5%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
As you think about your future, what are you Respondents worried
most worried about?
about this issue
Declining physical health
60%
Losing my independence
44%
Difficulty getting around (transportation)
36%
Financial concerns
31%
Declining mental health
23%
Moving into more suitable housing
23%
Falling/getting injured
19%
Aging alone
18%
End of life care
15%
No one to take care of me
11%
Difficulty getting around (home)
7%
Death
3%
Other
5%
Lack of healthcare services
2%
No worries
2%
Maintaining my home
1%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Outdoor Spaces and Buildings
Please share your opinion on your
satisfaction with public spaces in your area
Respondents that
were 'Very satisfied'
or'Somewhat
satisfied'
Pedestrian crossings
46%
Signs on streets
69%
Lighting on paths/streets
54%
Safety walking on streets
58%
Number of parks/trails
74%
Quality of parks/trails
74%
Pet facilities in parks
35%
Washrooms in public places
35%
Lighting in parks
39%
Maintenance of streets
48%
Maintenance of
parks
63%
Available seating
on streets
17%
Available seating
in parks
38%
Available garbage
cans in streets
38%
Available garbage
cans in parks
45%
Snow removal on streets
68%
Snow removal on sidewalks 53%
Please share your satisfaction with buildings in
your community
Very satisfied'
and 'Somewhat
satisfied'
respondents
Number of parking spots
67%
Number of accessible parking spaces
62%
Availability of elevators, escalators, and ramps
44%
Availability and accessibility of washrooms
45%
Availability of accessible buildings; eg. ramps
47%
Lighting
66%
Ease of opening doors
51%
Washrooms in public places
44%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Which areas of improvement would benefit you
the most?
% of respondents
Snow and ice clearing on roads
34%
Snow and ice clearing on sidewalks
33%
More access to nature and trails
29%
More lighting
28%
More sidewalks
27%
More accessible parking spots
25%
More green spaces and parks
18%
More accessible buildings and doors
13%
Other
17%
Nothing needs to be improved
5%
61
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Transportation
What is your level of mobility?
Responses: 123
■ 1 can walk unassistted
I use a wheelchair or similar
assistive device
I use a cane or walker
How important are the following factors to your
ability to travel?
Access to a vehicle you can drive
Services and stores within walking distance
Access to a friend/family who can drive and/or assist
--- __ --_- --
Access to public transit
Taxi services
Access to community transportation services
Was 'Very important' or
'Somewhat important' to
respondents
91%
69%
63%
48%
43%
41%
How do you get around the area?
% of respondents
Personal vehicle
93%
Public Transit
2%
Taxi
5%
Friends/family drive
20%
Scooter
1 %
Bicycle
8%
Walking
49%
Community transportation services
2%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Other
Boat
How frequently do you travel
these distances?
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Less
Less
2-4
About
than
than
Almost
times a
once a
once a
once a
daily
week
week
week
month
Within walking distance of your home
35%
23%
12%
10%
21%
In your local area (less than a 5-10
minute drive)
43%
36%
14%
4%
3%
To other areas within Simcoe County
(more than a 15 minute drive)
21%
36%
24%
12%
8%
Out of the area (more than a 40 minute
drive)
3%
8%
24%
30%
36%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Housing
Living situation
90 _.
80
70
60
■ Roommate/friend/
other
50
40 Family member/
significant other
30
20 -
10
p
Live alone Does not live alone Prefer not to say
Type of housing
Responses: 119
■ Subsidized
■ Rented by you
■ Rented room by you
Owned or rented by family
■ Owned by you
Community living
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Which of the following types of housing would
you benefit most from improvements? % of respondents
Single-family dwelling 31%
Duplex 6%
Townhouse 19%
Apartment 28%
Mobile home 9%
Granny flat 15%
Retirement home 39%
Nursing home 12%
Other 10%
Affordable housing 3%
Sinqle level housinq 2%
Responses
Affordability and ability of housing to meet
needs
3%
■ Meets my needs and I can afford it
Meets my needs but I cannot
afford it
■ Does not meet my needs and I
cannot afford it
Does not meet my needs but I can
afford it
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
When considering a move, how important are the
following factors?
Respondents that said
'Extremely important'
or'Very important'
Ability to remain independent
96%
Access to shopping (i.e. groceries, retail)
85%
Affordability of housing
84%
Have a home suitable to meet mobility/living needs
84%
Be near health/medical services
79%
Be near friends or family
76%
Ease/convenience of moving
73%
Be near social activities
66%
Stay in the community I currently live in 63%
Be near public transit 42%
Making changes to the home to meet need of
aging adults
Responses: 114
Have not considered it, do not know
where to get information about it
■ Have not considered it, but knows
where to get information about it
Have considered it, does not know
where to get information about it
■ Have considered it, knows where to
get information about it
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Employment and Civic Engagement
Employment
100
90
80
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a, 50
0 ■ Employed out of necessity
40 ■ Employed by choice
30
20
10
0Not employed Employed
Status of employment
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Retirement and retirement planning
100
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70
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60
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50
Iff Has not planned for retirement
4-
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40
■ Planned for retirement
E
30
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z
20
10
0
Retired Not retired
Status of retirement
11
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
• 26% of respondents are looking to volunteer, and out of those looking to
volunteer:
Status of respondents who are looking for
volunteer opportunities % of respondents
I do not currently volunteer and am looking for opportunities 23%
I volunteer 1-5 hours and am looking to volunteer more 55%
I volunteer 6-10 hours and am looking to volunteer more 13%
1 volunteer 11-15 hours and am looking to volunteer more 10%
• Only 30% said that they are actively engaged in the community's political
process.
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Prefer not
volunteer
to say
Amount of hours volunteered
• 26% of respondents are looking to volunteer, and out of those looking to
volunteer:
Status of respondents who are looking for
volunteer opportunities % of respondents
I do not currently volunteer and am looking for opportunities 23%
I volunteer 1-5 hours and am looking to volunteer more 55%
I volunteer 6-10 hours and am looking to volunteer more 13%
1 volunteer 11-15 hours and am looking to volunteer more 10%
• Only 30% said that they are actively engaged in the community's political
process.
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Social Participation
How often do you see family and/or
friends?
4%
6%
■ Daily
■ Weekly
Monthly
Annually
Responses: 118
When you go out, what do you normally do? % of respondents
Go shopping
89%
Appointments
83%
Visit friends/family
74%
Go to a restaurant
71%
Go for walks
64%
Do banking
62%
Sports/recreation
45%
Go for short drive
44%
Attend public events
41%
Go to the library
35%
Go to religious/spiritual services
26%
Take a class
24%
Play cards/bingo
21%
1 don't go out
0%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Would you participate more if there were
more social events in your area?
36%
■ Yes
No
Responses: 110
"Is there something in Oro-Medonte for those who do not play euchre?"
What prevents you from socializing
more?
% of
respondents
Lack of information about events
24%
Costs
22%
Event scheduling
19%
Lack of opportunities
14%
Distance
12%
Health
10%
Lack of transportation
8%
Mobility issues
8%
Safety concerns
4%
Other
Not enough friends/shy
Caregiving
Grieving
6%
2%
1 %
1 %
I'm happy with level of socializing
45%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Communication and Information
How informed do you feel on your local
area?
Responses: 121
2%
Not informed
■ Slightly informed
Very informed
How do you learn about what is going on in your local
area?
% of
respondents
Word of mouth
74%
Newspaper
74%
Friends/family
57%
Internet
51%
Community/bulletin boards
40%
Television
36%
Radio
27%
Mail
25%
Social media
23%
Brochures
21%
Other
Community newsletter
Church
7%
3%
2%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Do you know about 211 services?
How would you like to be informed about the local area?
% of respondents
Newspaper
65%
Internet
63%
Mail
49%
Brochures
47%
Community/bulletin boards
38%
Television
36%
Radio
27%
Word of mouth
25%
Social media
24%
Friends/family
24%
Other
Email
Community newsletter
5%
2%
2%
Q:
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
• 4% of respondents said they do not have access to the internet
How often do you use the internet?
1%
3/0 4%
0 Less than once a week
About once a week
2-4 times a week
■ Daily
Responses: 118
• 4 respondents said that they cannot access information in their language of
choice.
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Community Support and Health Services
How would you say your mental health is?
■ Poor
17% ■ Fair
Good
Very good
■ Excellent
27%
Responses: 120
How is your physical health?
■Poor
a Fair
Good
33% Very good
29% ■ Excellent
Responses: 121
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
Do you have a family doctor?
Responses: 121
■ Yes, within the County of
Simcoe
No
Yes, outside the County of
Simcoe
• 75% of respondents said they do not require additional health services at this
time.
• Of the 25% that said they are looking for additional services:
What services are you looking for?
Responses:114
Counsellor
■ Nurse practitioner
Do not require
PSW
■ Other
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
In the past 12 months have you needed help doing any of the
following tasks?
% of
respondents
who said 'Yes'
Income tax preparation
59%
Home repair and maintenance
55%
Snow removal
52%
Yard care
40%
House cleaning
25%
Accessing health services
22%
Personal transportation
18%
Garbage removal
13%
Pet care
12%
Grocery Shopping
11%
Filling out forms
9%
Picking up medicine from the pharmacy
9%
Preparing meals
8%
Delivery service
7%
Collecting mail or parcels
7%
Accessing social services
6%
Affording a sufficient amount of food
5%
Banking
5%
Taking medication
4%
Language interpretation/ translation services
2%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
% of % who
In the past 12 months have you needed help respondents could
doing any of the following tasks? who said 'Yes' access help
Income tax preparation
59%
97%
Home repair and maintenance
55%
84%
Snow removal
52%
84%
Yard care
40%
87%
House cleaning
25%
81%
Accessing health services
22%
65%
Personal transportation
18%
89%
Garbage removal
13%
85%
Pet care
12%
100%
Grocery Shopping
11%
91%
Filling out forms
9%
89%
Picking up medicine from the pharmacy
9%
100%
Preparing meals
8%
88%
Delivery service
7%
100%
Collecting mail or parcels
7%
86%
Accessing social services
6%
67%
Affording a sufficient amount of food
5%
25%
Banking
5%
100%
Taking medication
4%
100%
Language interpretation/ translation services
2%
50%
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5.a) Emma Dickson, Public Interest Strategy & Communications...
What services do you think are needed in your
area in order for you to maintain your health and
independence?
Home repair and maintenance
% of respondents
53%
Yard Work
52%
A service that helps aging adults find and access physical
health and supportive services
48%
Aging adult fitness
41%
House cleaning
39%
Health and wellness programs; e.g. nutrition, smoking
cessation, weight control, flu shots, educational workshops,
and health screenings
38%
Transportation to appointments
35%
Affordable home care
32%
A service that helps aging adults find and access mental
health
28%
Easy to find information on local health and supportive
services (dial 2-1-1)
28%
Delivery of services and goods
23%
Nursing care
19%
Home care
19%
Help with shopping
18%
Personal care
17%
Depression
17%
Meals on Wheels
15%
Help making ends meet
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Demographics
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Gender
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Marital status
Ethnocultural Background
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■ Separated
s Single, never married
■ Widowed
■ European or Caucasian
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