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34% secured a private sector investment or action
85% reported “other successes,” categorized as raising awareness of livable issues, increasing collaboration within the community, enacting programs described in the action plan and/or integrating age-friendliness into strategic planning. Visit the home page »
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Making Plans Taking Action
A quick look via a sharable downloadable handout at the work and achievements happening within the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities
This handout about the provides a quick overview of the program, examines the impact of membership and looks at the work being pursued by five enrolled communities and one state.Take Action
Click on the image to download this four-page, printable handout. The six "Member Snapshots" are (in order of appearance): Tucson, Arizona Grayson County, Virginia Fishers, Indiana Fort Lauderdale, Florida Eastport, Maine and the State of Maine According to a survey of 99 member communities that have been enrolled in the network for two or more years and have completed an age-friendly action plan: 60% achieved an age-friendly change in policy34% secured a private sector investment or action
85% reported “other successes,” categorized as raising awareness of livable issues, increasing collaboration within the community, enacting programs described in the action plan and/or integrating age-friendliness into strategic planning. Visit the home page »
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