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Click more info for the link to listen to the interview of Monterey Bay Village member Gerda Rayne
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REAL Connections provides a one-stop network to support seniors' goal to age in place. Click for more details.
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Monterey Bay Village will be launching July 1st, 2012 and will is featured in this article in the Montery County Herald. Click for more info.
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Beacon Hill Village and Cambridge at Home are featured in a new article in The Boston Globe. Click for more details.
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Gramatan Village was founded in 2008 and now has about 250 members. See below for more details.
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NewWorks Tonight - Aging in Place with the Help of a Village
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Senior Citizens are putting a new twist on "it takes a village." See below to read the full article from the Hartford Courant. courant.com
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Great new article on It Takes a Village New Jersey with quotes from NCB Captial Impact's Candace Baldwin. See below for the full story!
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Few U.S. cities are ready for aging Baby Boomer population
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See below for more info and pictures!
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They established the Beacon Hill Village, a support network that gathered together local resources that would then be at the fingertips of individuals who ... See below to read the full article.
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Boston's Beacon Hill Village, one of the most established, got its start almost a decade ago when about a dozen longtime residents created a group for ... See below to read the full article.
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Reported on HealthCal.org: Since 90% of village members are 65 and over, the greatest needs are for transportation and home maintenance. In 2002, Beacon Hill Village in Boston ... See below to read the rest of the article.
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Day traveled to other village groups like Beacon Hill Village in Boston, to learn the ropes of running a village community. They also applied for a grant ... See below for the full article
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As a longtime volunteer for Meals on Wheels, 90-year-old Harry Norkin gets around much better than most folks his age. But that doesn’t mean he’s immune to the challenges that come with growing old at home.
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The networks help seniors continue living in their homes by delivering services they can no longer do for themselves and help them stay engaged through social events.
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ABC 7 News - Northern California
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"Senior Housing News" by Alyssa Gerace
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East Washington Life - By Stephen Lilienthal
Featuring Villages in the DC area.
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WAMU 88.5 American University Radio - Featuring DC area Villages
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NPR.ORG - Retirement: Reality Not As Rosy As Expectations by: Jennifer Ludden
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NCB Capital Impact, Nine “Villages,” and University of California Berkeley Receive Grants from Archstone Foundation to Develop and Sustain Aging Friendly Communities through the Expansion of Villages
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The New York Times Author: Niharika Mandhana
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KQED Radio - NPR - Host: Dave Iverson
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KQED Radio - Host Stephanie Martin talks with Susan Poor, national expert on the model and senior policy adviser for the Village to Village Network.
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HomePorts, Inc., the local non-profit aging-inplace organization for older adults, led a symposium at Washington College on Wednesday, March 30.
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Herbert and Susanne Spatz of Newton consider joining Newton at Home, a non-profit organization that helps seniors remain in their homes and enjoy a wide range of activities outside the home.
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Throughout the country, 55 "village" programs are up and running, providing a range of low-cost home, medical, shopping, and social services and activities to senior members. Another 120 are in the works. And there are hundreds of other organized efforts to structure services to older residents of what are called "naturally occurring retirement communities." Their common goal is to help people stay in their homes through their 70s and 80s and, in a growing number of cases, into their 90s.
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Wellesley at Home (WAH) is a new enterprise, a “village” within our town. It will help residents who become members to continue living in their own homes as they age or whenever they may need some assistance.
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Save the date and join the Village to Village Network in Philadelphia this November 11 and 12. This is a great opportunity to connect with Villages across the nation.
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Discussing the launch of Nauset Neighbors, a new Village designed to help elderly residents stay in their homes.
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Columnist Owen R. Houghton on the Village movement and Monadnock at Home.
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Communities and companies are devising innovative ways to help older Americans work longer, and age gracefully and affordably in their own homes.
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In the face of declining public resources and cutbacks to social programs for older adults, a grassroots movement has brought groups of local elders together to provide services and healthcare to help people age in place.
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Intentional communities provide seniors the option to remain in their own homes.
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Part one of a four part series by NPR on aging. The article highlights Capitol Hill Village.
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Neighbor networking concept helps fill gaps in traditional aging services
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Demographic changes are boosting the popularity of the Village model of aging in community.
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Midtown Villages is the first of its kind in the state (of Nebraska) and is open to all ages
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Article highlights Lynne Martinez of East Lansing.
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Article highlighting the six communities in California piloting the Village model of aging in community.
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From On Common Ground, a publication of the National Association of Realtors
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A new Village is getting started in North Oakland.
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From the Wall Street Journal, Kelly Greene mentions the Village to Village Network as a network of various local grass-roots organizations that can offer older adults transportation serives.
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New fact sheet from AARP highlight the Village model. Series provides various strategies to meet the housing needs of older adults.
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A recent AARP study of D.C. seniors who joined "aging-in-place" networks say the move has made them feel more engaged in their communities and more comfortable with their decision to stay in their homes.
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Washington D.C. has becoming a hotbed for for villages.
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New Village to Village Network offers supportive tools and resources to help build villages nationwide.
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Innovative Organization to Facilitate Villages Nationwide Village Model Allows People to Remain in Their Homes Independently as They Age
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NCB Capital Impact Receives Grant from MetLife Foundation to Launch the Village-to-Village Network, a program Empowering Older Americans to Age in Their Communities
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Health section feature on the growing movement for community support, in the form of Villages, to facilitate the aging population remain in their homes.
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For an annual fee, these organizations use a small professional staff and volunteers to arrange members' transportation to the doctor's office or the grocery store, to find in-home medical care or to compile a list of reliable contractors who do home repairs at a discount. Modeled on the idea of a hotel's concierge service or a village's face-to-face volunteerism, the organization is part of a broader strategy to promote "aging in place" as an alternative to retirement homes.
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Home is where you want to live forever: Here's how
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Washington Park Cares aims to enable neighborhood seniors connect to services and resources to continue to life on their own, with dignity and independence in their own homes.
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Beacon Hill Village - sparked a social revolution inspiring groups nationwide to launch similar ventures.
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