Empowering seniors to age in place starts with building the right support where they live. By encouraging developers to create accessible spaces and pushing governments to fund support services in buildings and neighborhoods with high numbers of older adults, we can help seniors stay independent and connected. Horizontal NORCs-neighborhoods with a high concentration of seniors-thrive when there’s a central hub offering health, social, and community services. It’s time to invest in supportive, community-based solutions that keep older adults healthy, engaged, and at home
Advocating for Community Support Services for Older Adults
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