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See You at the Centre!

Our kitchen is open Monday to Friday, so stop in for coffee, tea, goodies or our daily lunch special.

*** Please See Activities/Travel Page for U.S. Travel Update ***

aWhat's Happening

​A full agenda of activities is offered from Monday to Saturday and available in the activities section of this website. We ask that you pre-register for the activities in which you wish to participate to guarantee that space is available. 

​The telephone numbers for the activity leaders are on the activity schedule.

Special events are being planned. Details will be posted on the website under special events.

We are creating new and exciting bus trips and unique travel experiences exclusively for our members. Watch for updates under Activities.

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The purpose of the Qualicum Beach Seniors' Activities Centre is to:

  • Provide year round programs and activities to meet the recreational, cultural and social needs of the members

  •  Provide settings in which seniors may feel at home among other members, where they can participate in activities

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© 2020 Qualicum Beach Seniors' Activities Centre

       Living Safe and Healthy in Your Place of Choice

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​The Oceanside Seniors Action Group, with the assistance of the Oceanside Health and Wellness Network has assembled information to assist seniors living in the Oceanside area to live a safe and healthy life in their personal choice of “home”. Click here to learn more:

Living _Safe_and_Healthy_for Oceanside Seniors

Office of the Seniors Advocate and the Information and Privacy Commissioner

It is an unfortunate reality that as seniors focus on their health amid the pandemic, con artists and scammers are looking to exploit their personal information and profit from these challenging times. 

 

According to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, more than 18,000 Canadians reported fraud in the first four months of 2020 – nearly half of the total number of cases for 2019. Canadians have lost $22.6 million to fraud.

 
Many of these scams target seniors directly. As Laura Tamblyn-Watts, the CEO of National Seniors’ Advocacy Organization CanAge said recently, the virus, combined with scamming attempts, represent “the perfect storm of targeting our vulnerable people.”
 

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