Seniors Health & Wellness
Seniors Health & Wellness
$30 Million
An expanded Japanese Canadian Survivors Health & Wellness Fund is a cornerstone of BC Redress and a key initiative.
Japanese Canadian Survivors Health & Wellness Fund Society
$28 Million
Under the umbrella of the JCLS, the Japanese Canadian Survivors Health and Wellness Fund Society will be distributing $28Million to implement funds for health supports for individual survivors, who are Japanese Canadian survivors of the BC Government’s actions, (1942 -1949).
This is a Canada-wide, regionally representative Board called the Japanese Canadian Survivors Health & Wellness Fund Society, which includes community members who work with seniors:
President: Cathy Makihara (Nikkei Seniors Health Care & Housing Society | Burnaby, BC)
Ruth Coles (President Nikkei Seniors Health Care & Housing Society | Burnaby, BC)
Kelvin Higo (Steveston Seniors | Richmond, BC)
David Iwaasa (Tonari Gumi | Vancouver, BC),
Susan Matsumoto (Calgary Japanese Community Association | Calgary, Alberta),
Marlene Mori (Seniors Horizons Club of the Japanese Cultural Association of Manitoba | Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Ann Ashley (Co-Chair Momiji Health Care Society | Toronto, Ontario)
Shelley-Ann Yamashita (Momiji Health Care Society | Toronto, Ontario)
Joanne Miyazaki: Executive Director
Holly Sakaki: Outreach Team Leader
Nikkei Seniors Health Care & Housing Society
$2 Million
The NSHCHS will create a services program for BC lower mainland survivors.