Chances are, you or someone you know are planning for the future. This October and November, the Library’s Older Adult Program will host a three-part series to learn about Aging in Place. The Library’s Older Adult Program is made possible by a grant from The Seattle Public Library Foundation.
Aging in Place: Virtual Villages
Tuesday, October 26th at 6:30 pm
A virtual village is not a place. Rather, it is a set of resources that enable you to remain where you want to live, more comfortably, for as long as possible.
Register for Aging in Place: Virtual Villages
Aging in Place: Homesharing
Tuesday November 9th at 6:30 pm
Homesharing is a model that increases affordable housing options, creates opportunities to earn additional income, combats social isolation and loneliness, and supports intentional roommate matching.
Register for Aging in Place: Homesharing
Aging in Place: Universal Design
Tuesday, November 16th at 6:30 pm
What is universal design? How do we look at accessibility in our living spaces as we consider our current and future needs? Barry Long, a local accessibility-focused realtor, will describe some of the most common examples of universal design in housing and suggest ways for you to evaluate your current home.