What we have: AWWC has been in existence for two years. During that time, an assessment was completed that included all 26 communities in Waldo County. Waldo County has the…
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The City of Fruita focuses on the following strategic outcomes built upon a basis of providing quality core services.
Quality of Place: The City of Fruita is a community where residents…
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We are creating a resource guide based on the domains recognized by AARP. This resource guide will include contact information, services delivered, and enrollment. We are hoping to recognize capacity…
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Arnold has several parks in which the walking trails are paved and have seating capacity at equally spaced intervals. The city recreation center hosts the “silver sneakers” program as well…
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The age friendly group is working towards a community assessment. Currently the group is working on Domain 7: pulling together available resources that can be made available via paper, email…
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The Parks and Recreation Department hosts several annual events to engage the senior community including Senior Expo Day in May, SCRPA Beach Retreat in Sept/Oct and the Holiday Ball each…
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In 2017, the Cincinnati City Council adopted an ordinance designed to make our community more age-friendly. The ordinance required the City Administration to create the Office of Aging and Accessibility,…
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Culver City has a Senior Center which offers many programs for community members age 50+. These programs provide activities that are recreational, social, and intellectual, such as language, fitness, computer…
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During the Age Friendly Forum, convened in July 2017 by MAGIC, participants discussed Age Friendly programs, services and policies in place in the broader MAGIC region, and as well as…
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Please see “Thriving in Place Downeast – By the Numbers”, a summary of projects and activities conducted in the first two years of our 3-year Thriving in Place grant. These…
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The Town of Greenville has formed an Age Friendly Community Advisory Community comprised of all community members, including one Board of Selectman representative. All of the members of the Advisory…
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The City of San Rafael is beginning its community planning process for the update of its comprehensive long-range plan. General Plan 2020 (https://www.cityofsanrafael.org/generalplan-2020/) will address community growth and physical development.…
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A list of community policies, programs and services available in Sheboygan with brief descriptions is found below. This list is broken into the eight Domains of Livability, as outlined by…
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The City of Albuquerque is one of the few municipalities that have a department dedicated to Senior Affairs. The six senior centers are available to those in Albuquerque who…
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In 2019, Memphis will mark its third century. To address the needs of our citizens, we have begun a strategic planning process called Memphis 3.0. This is our first strategic…
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The City of Chattanooga is currently in the process of soliciting proposals from qualified firms to undertake the development of an ADA Self-Assessment and Transition Plan to bring the City…
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Under the Department of Health and Human Services, the Council on Aging’s designated focus is the older adults in the community. The Council provides a central gathering point in the…
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The Lawrence Senior Center is the focal point for programs and services targeted for older adults. It provides health and social services, information, referral and counseling, nutritious meals, recreation and…
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The Arts and Cultural Affairs Department includes Forever Young, a senior adult program that currently has about 1,100 members. As one of the 21 certified retirement cities in Mississippi, the…
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Despite being rural, Carbon County is home to several organizations that are focused on serving older adults. An Adult Protective Services specialist serves Carbon County and works to keep vulnerable…
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