The following is a short (not comprehensive) list, in alphabetical order by name, of resources for seniors provided by other organizations in the Tri-Cities, the Lower Mainland, and British Columbia.

Resource	Brief Description
211 British Columbia	A free and confidential service that connects British Columbians to helpful and vital resources in their community. https://bc.211.ca/
811 British Columbia	HealthLink BC 811 services connects British Columbians with nursing, dietitian, physical activity, pharmacy, and some physician services. https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/find-care/healthlink-bc-8-1-1-services
BC Seniors	Information on provincial services for seniors, including a link to the online book-style “BC Seniors Guide” https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/family-social-supports/seniors
City of Coquitlam	See the latest City Programs Guide for Seniors https://www.coquitlam.ca/343/Program-Guide
Coquitlam Public Library	Home Delivery and Accessibility Services https://coqlibrary.ca/accessibility-services/
Fraser Health Crisis Line	Free and immediate telephone support, crisis intervention, suicide prevention and community resource information for all those living in the Fraser Health Region. https://www.options.bc.ca/program/fraser-health-crisis-line
Meaningful Meals for Seniors	A service for seniors in the City of Coquitlam https://coquitlam.ca/1132/Meaningful-Meals-for-Seniors
Seniors First BC	A charitable, non-profit society that provides information, legal advocacy, support and referrals to older adults across BC https://seniorsfirstbc.ca/
Tri-Cities Better at Home	A program offered by SHARE Family and Community Services that is designed to help seniors remain independent at home. https://sharesociety.ca/better-at-home-program-housekeeping-services
Tri-Cities Seniors Information Line	A service offered by SHARE Family and Community Services to assist seniors with local resources in the Tri-Cities. https://sharesociety.ca/news/seniors-info-line