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It was rainy outside but spirits were springing forth song and even a little dance within Richmond Chinese Alliance Church's gym for Seniorlink's first ever Pink Tulip Tea. It was a party! With a performance from Edmund, we had a singalong as we enjoyed tea and nibbled on various refreshments. Later on, performances from Arts Connection's children were definitely the highlight of our afternoon. The children blew us all away with their talent and charm. Our grand prize, awarded to the guest with the best pink dress, was given to Sanmati Singh wearing her beautiful Sari. Thank you for all our volunteer's support, for performances from the children of Arts Connection and to all those who joined us. It was a special afternoon!

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Independent Living Society

Independent Living Society

The Senior Link Independent Living Society is a registered, non-profit Association. The Society provides services to members such as an informative newsletter (Senior News) that is published every two months, information and referrals for seniors within the community, rides to a place of worship in the Richmond area every Sunday, and discounted rates for home care services from affiliated businesses.

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Volunteers are the heart blood of our Society. There are many different positions available to those interested in working with the Society. If you wish to get involved with the society please contact us and let us know about your interests and skills. 
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Summer Barbecue

The Summer Barbecue is an outdoor event filled with good food and entertainment.

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Christmas Lunch

The Christmas Lunch is an excellent time to connect with other community members just prior to the busy Christmas season.

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Victoria Trip

The Society charters a bus for a one day trip, scheduled for the end of July, that takes seniors to BC's beautiful tourist's spots.

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Our Society's Mandate

Our Society's mandate is to connect with seniors living within the community and ensure that all seniors have access to information and community support services. The Society was started in 2000, has an annually elected board, charges a nominal annual fee to its members, and draws its members from Richmond, South Vancouver and Delta.