Our partner organizations and friends
Our Partners
The Geriatrics Society of Trinidad and Tobago values strong collaboration with national and international organizations to improve the care of older adults. Through shared knowledge, resources, and best practices, these partnerships strengthen geriatric care and support a better understanding of local needs and contexts. They also promote joint research, education, training, and professional exchange, helping to enhance standards of care and improve the well-being of older persons across the community.
The Geriatric Society of Trinidad and Tobago is proud to partner with the Apollo Group of Hospitals to advance excellence in geriatric care across Trinidad and Tobago.
Through this collaboration, we offer interactive webinars, Continuing Medical Education (CME), fellowship programs in Geriatric Medicine, Palliative Care, and Elderly Nursing, and specialized workshops that support the ongoing professional development of healthcare providers.
Together, we are strengthening knowledge, fostering collaboration, and promoting compassionate, high-quality care for older adults throughout the nation.
Flying Fish Swim Club providing Water aerobics for our seniors offers a low-impact exercise option that enhances physical fitness while minimizing the risk of injury. This form of exercise improve strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular health. Overall, water aerobics serves as an effective and enjoyable way for older individuals to maintain an active lifestyle and promote overall well-being.
The South Dakota Institute is dedicated to advancing excellence in Geriatric Medicine through comprehensive, interdisciplinary training for healthcare professionals.
With a strong commitment to improving the quality of care for older adults, the Institute focuses on education, hands-on training, and the development of innovative, patient-centered models of care. By fostering collaboration across disciplines, it aims to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge, skills, and compassion needed to meet the complex and evolving needs of ageing populations.
Through this mission, the South Dakota Institute strives to inspire better practices, strengthen healthcare systems, and ultimately enhance the dignity, wellbeing, and quality of life of older adults.