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Second Annual Forum 2010:
Planning for the Aging Boom in Southwest Washington
September 16, 2010
8:45 AM - 2 PM
Clark College at Columbia Tech Center
18700 SE Mill Plain Blvd., Vancouver, WA
Baby Boomers are reaching retirement age. By 2025 one quarter of the population in southwest Washington will be sixty years of age or older.
Planners, elected officials, baby boomers, service providers, caregivers, advocates for seniors and adults with disabilities are invited to attend and:
Discuss with planners and elected officials:
- What actions have been taken?
- What actions should be taken?
to deal with this Aging Boom and its impact on
- Housing
- Transportation
- Health & Long-Term Care
Keynote
Aging Futures: investing in stronger communities
Bob Scarfo, Ph.D., Associate Professor, WSU Spokane
Sponsors
Southwester Washington Agency on Aging & Disabililties
WSU Vancouver
Clark College
Lower Columbia College
State Council on Aging
Forum Materials
First Annual Forum 2009: Get Ready for the Aging Boom! Information & Materials