Some Advocacy Initiatives of the National Association of Federal Retirees
Advocacy Priorities
The National Association of Federal Retirees (Federal Retirees) is the largest national advocacy organization representing active and retired members of the federal public service, Canadian Armed Forces, Royal Canadian Mounted Police and federally appointed judges, their partners and survivors. Federal Retirees has a proud history of advocacy on behalf of our more than 170,000 members and all retirees. With our volunteers and members from coast-to-coast, we continue this tradition of strong, smart advocacy campaigns to protect our members’ earned pensions and benefits, and to support good policy that improves the lives of all Canadians in retirement.
Federal Retirees looks forward to working with members of Parliament to advance the following important policy recommendations during this government's mandate.
Seniors and the Health Accord
We know that Canada’s population is aging, prompting broad discussions among policy makers about seniors’ care, and ensuring seniors’ needs are addressed strategically by all orders of government. More...
Outcomes
Working together brings results. The Association has a proud 60-year history of advocacy on behalf of its 170,000 members and all seniors in Canada. Here are some highlights of our achievements for federal retirees.