F.O.C.U.S. on Seniors is a not-for-profit, volunteer driven initiative, designed to support older adults (50+ years old) in Calgary.
Services are provided at low to no cost thanks to the generous support of the '1,000 Voices' at the Genesis Centre, Calgary Public Library and Ethno-Cultural Council of Calgary.
F.O.C.U.S on Seniors began in January 2007 as a grass root initiative supporting (50 plus) older adults in N.E. Calgary. It operated as an informal volunteer driven group under the leadership of founder Rossbina Nathoo with strong supporters, Mumtaz Hazari & Karim Khimani.
It gained popularity and momentum with its innovative “spiral engagement approach” and was incorporated as a non-profit organization on 7th July 2011. Thanks to countless volunteers F.O.C.U.S on Seniors strives to offer excellence through on-going volunteerism.
