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Cindy Williams, History on Page 27.� Our Community Is LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE FOR SENIORS TM COMINGof AGEwinter 2015 W inter HAPPenings UdRn E sTandinG sOCial sECURiTy Cindy Mentoring Williams BeneFits ALL An Exclusive Interview www.coawfla.org www.ballingerpublishing.com Presented by Council on Aging of West Florida OPENING EARLY 2016 NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS (850) 434-3232 FEATURED BENEFITS Studio/1BR/2BR Apartments Therapy-Driven Activities Program Ready to make new friends and Beautifully Landscaped Courtyards enjoy a carefree lifestyle? Nature Trail We are building a place for you. Our specially trained Bistro staff will cater to your needs in a secure, comfortable and Assistance with Medications active environment. Visit with friends while enjoying delicious meals prepared by our chef. After dinner take Beauty Salon and Spa a walk on our nature trail or just relax and read a book. 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Advocacy 40. news from Council on Aging of west Florida 12. Social Security 42. Out & About 14. Success Story 44. were You Seen? Stay ConneCted! 16. Lifestyle 46. Members & Donors 18. Do-Gooder 21. winter Happenings On the cover: Cindy Williams Photo by Ryan Azimzadeh Council on Aging of West Florida, Inc, is compliant with the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance Standards for Charity Accountability. 8 Coming of Age Winter 2015 AdVocacy flOrida’s legislature needs tO HeAr FroM You! T his year, Florida’s senior and community care assistance for their retirement. Most remain population will reach 4.7 million to frail seniors such as help with fiercely independent, never having seniors, aged 60+ comprising over personal care, home-delivered meals, planned to be in the position to one-fourth of our entire state’s transportation, and other in-home ask for “help from the government.” population. One million seniors support that help seniors remain at Many seniors on the waiting list are age 85 and older, those most home safely and with dignity. Over today didn’t plan to live to be 80, 85, likely to require long term care. the past four years, these programs 90, or reach the centenarian mark, the contributions seniors make to have seen budgetary increases and many have simply outlived their our communities and to our state’s of nearly $15 million, which may retirement savings. economy are vast. in fact, since the sound like a lot. However, even with Florida’s Community Care for the early 1970s, seniors and their savings, these increases, today there are elderly program helps seniors, many pension income and purchasing over 57,000 seniors who are on who are low income and of modest power to buy homes, often a waiting list for care.
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