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Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed audience, thank you for joining me today to discuss a pressing issue that touches the hearts of many – the pervasive problem of loneliness among elderly citizens. Our solution, "Bridging Connections," aims to holistically address this concern by creating a meaningful and engaging platform that not only mitigates loneliness but also promotes lifelong learning and intergenerational bonding. Let's dive into the details of our prototype pitch. At the end of this pitch, I believe most of you would have experienced a groundbreaking approach to addressing loneliness among Toronto's elderly citizens through a holistic strategy that embraces empathy, connection, and innovation. Notably, amid the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Institute on Ageing (NIA) at Toronto Metropolitan University and the Canadian Coalition for Seniors' Mental Health (CCSMH) have emerged as exemplars of transformative change. According to Seeman (2023), by treating healthcare innovation as a catalyst for a sustainable, high-quality health system, NIA and CCSMH have illuminated the shadows of social isolation and loneliness.