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Show
Your Attitude!

The
Blueprint for Aging debuted its latest must-have accessory, a button
featuring the slogan, “Age or Die.”
Order
one of four available buttons now to show your support for the
Blueprint and get people talking about aging issues!
Select from:
“Age With Attitude”
(white
lettering, blue background)
—the
classic, simple yet powerful
“Old Dog - New Tricks”
(white
lettering, purple background) —unabashed, with a hint of playfulness
“Aging: Not a Dead End”
(white
lettering, red background)
—thought-provoking,
perfect for a paradigm shift
“Age or Die”
(white/gray
lettering, black background)
—true
and in your face, a surefire conversation starter
Order yours today!
$3 per
button or 2 / $5.00
Please call:
734-712-2718

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Building
systems that make Washtenaw County
a great
place to age
The
Blueprint for Aging is a collaborative of seniors, family members,
nonprofits, businesses, and government agencies working to improve
services, care, and quality of life for older adults in Washtenaw County.

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Blueprint for Aging Publications
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Washtenaw County Transportation
Information
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If you are a senior in need of
transportation,
here are a few services that may helpful to you:
RIdeconnect
is a new service that provides
transportation information to Washtenaw County residents. Operators
answer calls from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Click
on the link below or call for more information:
1.866.977.9423
The
Jewish Family Services Patient Partners Program provides
trained
volunteers to accompany older adults to medical appointments or
procedures, to
facilitate communication between the patient and the doctor, and to
record in
writing what happens at the appointment for the patient to keep and/or
give
to a family caregiver who may have been unable to attend the
appointment.
Click here
for more information
734.769.0209
If you have
not had a chance to check
out the
Aging
with Attitude
Exhibit, click on the picture below! |
Pictured below:
The Aging
with Attitude Exhibit
University of Michigan Slusser Gallery
March 7th - 28th , 2008



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The Blueprint for Aging is one of eight communities
across the U.S. awarded grants to begin implementing strategic plans to
improve long-term care and supportive services systems that respond to
the current and future needs of at-risk older adults. The four-year,
$750,000 grants were awarded on May 1, 2006, through the Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation’s Community Partnerships for Older Adults.
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