Advancing Aging in the Right Place
Homeward Bound is evaluating innovative approaches to supporting aging in place in rural Nova Scotia through interdisciplinary research across healthcare, housing, and social support.
Research with Purpose. Impact for Communities.
Homeward Bound brings together researchers, healthcare providers, community organizations, and local partners to generate evidence that informs programs, policies and practices.
Our research focuses on the real-world needs of older adults in rural Nova Scotian communities, helping to identify where supports are needed, and how we can address barriers that prevent aging in the right place.
Community Driven
Guided by the voices and experiences of rural aging Nova Scotians.
Evidence Based
Using methods to understand what works, and why.
Collaborative
Partnering across sectors and communities to create meaningful change.
Making an Impact
Translating findings into solutions that improve lives and strengthen communities.
Our research pillars
Three Pillars. One Goal.
Healthcare Pillar
Improving health outcomes and healthcare experiences using innovative models, prevention and support.
Housing Pillar
Improving accessibility and acknowledging the impact of housing modifications in aging in the right place.
Social Pillar
Strengthening social connections and community supports that reduce isolation and enhance well-being.
Want To Get Involved?
Whether you’re a community member, organization or researcher, there are many ways to engage with our work supporting aging in the right place in rural Nova Scotia.
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