Aging Power Tools: A Curated Selection of Resources to Promote Stronger, Age-friendly Communities

As we mentioned a few weeks ago, the GIA (Grantmakers in Aging) and their program Community AGEnda are dedicated to preparing communities for the aging population.

Similar to the Age-friendly America database, the GIA has developed a toolkit on how to implement and promote age-friendly communities. The PDF includes resources to help build an age-friendly community and examples of what other cities and communities have done.  There is also discussion of important steps to take, how to get stakeholders on board and how to identify partnerships within a community.  

To download the PDF, please click here.