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5. October 2015 14:51
by Nora Super
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Modifying Homes for Aging in Place: Helpful Tools and Partners

5. October 2015 14:51 by Nora Super | 13 Comments

Last week, I attended a learning exchange on aging in place sponsored by Habitat for Humanity International and AARP Foundation. The demographic shift toward a larger older population and recognition that most older individuals prefer to stay in their homes and communities as they age has led the venerable Habitat for Humanity to re-examine its practice of building new homes. Homes left empty due to foreclosure and homes occupied by elderly residents often need significant repairs and updates to make them more accessible and safe. AARP Foundation has sponsored [More]

30. April 2015 11:13
by WHCOA Blog Contributor
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Healthy Aging Requires Livable Communities

30. April 2015 11:13 by WHCOA Blog Contributor | 3 Comments

Earlier this week, I traveled to Cleveland, Ohio to speak at the fourth regional forum as part of this year’s White House Conference on Aging (WHCOA). The meeting brought together a wide variety of leaders to work on a common goal: addressing the changing landscape of aging. [More]

8. December 2014 11:29
by Nora Super
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Home for the Holidays

8. December 2014 11:29 by Nora Super | 1 Comments

With the holiday season in full swing, many of us find ourselves in a whirl of shopping, decorating, cooking, and celebrating. But even with this jumble of activities and festivities, at the very top of many of our holiday “to do” lists is a single item—returning to the places and communities we call home. [More]