Guam 2012-2015 Four year state plan on aging
Guam State Office on Aging; Division of Senior Citizenship
Government of Guam
Country Resources
Older Persons General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans and service standards
Guam
1 January 2012
Policy document
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Guam’s Four Year State Plan, referred to hereafter as the “Plan” will serve as the blueprint toprovide direction in planning and implementing long-term care initiatives. The Plan will reflect
and attempt to respond to the needs of an increasing number of older individuals, aim to help
Guam’s aging community maintain independence and dignity in their homes and communities,
and address the reality of fiscal and resource limitations.
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