Seeking support for residents who want to remain in their homes and communities.
Promoting programs that offer help with chores, repairs, and accessibility renovations.
Advocating for a better mix of affordable and market-rate housing options, so older adults can downsize into smaller dwellings located an easy walk from shopping and business districts.
Raising awareness of more creative living alternatives, such as home-sharing and the building of accessory apartments
Having secured the Township Council’s endorsement, seeking continued commitment to Complete Streets strategies, the goal of which is to make roads safer for pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, and transit riders of all ages.
Working to educate the community about smart “age-friendly” infrastructure planning.
Promoting safe-driver programs and exploring volunteer ride services and other transportation options for older adults.
Educating older adults and caregivers about aging-in-place options through our website, print and electronic newsletters, a blog, and Facebook and Twitter posts.
Seeking to reach a homebound/isolated older adults and connect them with needed services.
Working to strengthen ties between civic and religious organizations.
