Retirement and Aging
Retirement and aging mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter filled with opportunities for growth, connection, and fulfillment. For RTO members, this stage offers the chance to explore passions, deepen relationships, and continue contributing to communities in meaningful ways. Aging brings the wisdom of experience and the freedom to prioritize what truly matters, whether it’s traveling, volunteering, pursuing hobbies, or simply enjoying the rhythm of life. Retirement is not an ending but a time to celebrate achievements and embrace the possibilities that come with newfound time and flexibility. Together, we can inspire one another to live vibrantly and make these years some of the most rewarding yet.
Retiree Workshops
Coming soon, the RTO will be offering exciting and valuable workshops and webinars designed specifically for retired teachers! These sessions will cover a variety of engaging topics, such as, Health and Wellness, Group Insurance Benefits, and Travel Information. Stay tuned for more details—these events are sure to provide valuable information and a chance to connect with fellow retirees!
McMaster
Optimal Aging
Portal
A trusted resource designed to help individuals make informed decisions about healthy aging. Developed by McMaster University, the portal provides access to high-quality, evidence-based information on various topics related to aging, including physical and mental health, caregiving, and lifestyle strategies.
NS Addiction and Mental Health Centre
A valuable resource for retirees as it offers access to mental health and addiction support. This page provides information about services, self-help tools, and programs that can help retirees maintain emotional well-being, address mental health concerns, and access professional support when needed, ensuring a healthier and more fulfilling retirement.
NS Positive Aging Directory
An annual publication by the Department of Seniors and Long-Term Care, offering comprehensive information on programs and services available to seniors in Nova Scotia. It serves as a valuable resource for older adults and those who work with them, facilitating easy access to support and opportunities that promote active and healthy aging.
Your Personal RTO Inventory Brochure
This document can be used to organize personal and financial information. It ensures quick access during emergencies, simplifies decision-making, and prevents financial losses by tracking assets and obligations. It provides peace of mind, supports dependents, and prepares for legal, estate, or compliance needs.
Canadian Provincial Retired Teachers’ Websites
Visiting the websites of other Canadian Retired Teachers’ Organizations is a great way to stay connected and see what’s happening across the country. These sites offer insights into the activities, initiatives, and advocacy efforts of fellow organizations, providing inspiration and ideas that can benefit our own community. Exploring their events, resources, and news keeps you up to date and fosters a sense of connection with retired educators nationwide. Take a moment to browse and see how other retired teachers are making a difference!
Join Our
Community
Joining the RTO community offers retired teachers a unique opportunity to stay connected, supported, and engaged during their retirement years. As a member, you’ll gain access to valuable resources, exclusive discounts, and insurance benefits tailored to your needs. You’ll also enjoy opportunities to participate in social events, workshops, and advocacy initiatives that celebrate your contributions to education. The RTO is more than an organization—it’s a community that understands the value of your experience and is committed to enriching your retirement.
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