Aging In Place for Low-Income Seniors, A New Model
Aging-in-Place for low-income seniors is currently only possible for people who can live independently. As people age and need more help with activities of daily living, the only alternative in California is a move to the nursing home. A much more cost-effective...
Intergenerational Living – Design for Communities
Professor Siepl-Coates’ talk from November 20, 2014 on what architecture can do to provide opportunities for intergenerational living. Download Intergenerational Communities – Siepl-Coates
Towards a Universal City, A Community Effort
San Francisco has unique characteristics that have to be addressed to allow people of all ages and abilities to live here. Cathy Spensley gives an overview of the work of the Age- and Disability-Friendly Work Group. This is not only a report but also an invitation to...