AARP Research and AARP Livable Communities have worked together to develop this\u00a0questionnaire, available in both English and Spanish, that can be adapted by communities to help create a baseline assessment of their Age-Friendly Community.<\/p>\n
AARP Community Survey July 2014<\/a><\/p>\n AARP Community Survey_Espanol 07_2014<\/a><\/p>\n The survey is designed to capture information consistent with the World Health Organization’s Eight Domains of an Age-Friendly Community and has questions which cover each domain.<\/p>\n Following are some sample questions:<\/b><\/p>\n 1. How would you rate your community as a place for people to live as they age?<\/p>\n 2. How important is it for you to remain in your community as you age?<\/p>\n 3. Thinking about your retirement years when you do not work, how likely is it that you will move to a different home within or outside of your current community?<\/p>\n The questions become more detailed as they focus on the following topics:<\/b><\/p>\n For one example of how the survey can be adapted and used, see the AARP Research report \u00a0“Livability for All: The 2014 Livable Communities Survey of Honolulu, Hawaii, Adults.<\/a>“<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" AARP Research and AARP Livable Communities have worked together to develop this\u00a0questionnaire, available in both English and Spanish, that can be adapted by communities to help create a baseline assessment of their Age-Friendly Community.<\/p>\n AARP Community Survey July 2014<\/a><\/p>\n\n