Editorial Policy Guidelines

1. The articles submitted must be original works.
2. The articles do not contain plagiarised material.
3. The articles do not contain any material that may be deemed defamatory by any individual or any organization.
4. The articles do not contain any material that may be deemed sensitive including, but not limited to, any content of a religious, racial or political nature.
5. Authors are advised not to submit articles that are being considered for exclusive rights by other publications.
6. Contributions should typically be between 500 to 1000 words. Departures from this guideline will be considered on a case-by-case basis although it is unlikely that longer submissions will be entertained.
7. Articles are to be submitted by softcopy, in a word document.
8. Submission of an article to Centre For Seniors does not constitute acceptance for publication. Centre For Seniors reserves the right to reject any submitted article for publishing without giving any reason.
9. All articles under consideration are subject to editing by the Editor(s) representing Centre for Seniors.
10. Centre For Seniors will seek the written permission of the authors before publishing the edited articles. The edited articles will only be published upon acceptance by both the authors and Centre For Seniors.