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Director, Milwaukee County Department on Aging

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The Milwaukee Aging Consortium is dedicated to connecting professionals in aging. In addition to the directories are more general resources and an eclectic list of articles on senior co-housing. Please remember that publishing these links is an information service, not an endorsement!

Hotlines and directories for older people and caregivers

Alzheimer’s Association Hotline
Help line available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing support groups, the Safe Return Program, education, care consultation, and advocacy. Call (414) 479-8800.
www.alzheimers-sewi.org

Aging Resource Center of Milwaukee County
The Aging Resource Center is the central access point for information on & referrals to programs, services, and benefits for older adults living in Milwaukee County. The Aging Resource Center makes referrals & provides assessments for Family Care, Elder Abuse Investigations, Caregiver Respite, Energy Assistance and more.
Call (414) 289-6874 or (866) 229-9695 from 7 am to 6 pm weekdays.

After hours calls are answered by Impact at 211. In a life threatening medical emergency call 911.

www.milwaukee.gov/county/aging

Family Caregiver Support Network
Interfaith Older Adult Programs provide information for family members and friends who help or care for older adults.
(414) 229-8600 or (800) 449-4481
www.caregiversupportnetwork.org

Living Options
Information on long-term care options, including: services to assist individuals in their homes, assisted living, retirement communities, and skilled nursing care.
www.living-options.org

Senior Resources Online
Wisconsin-based directory providing information on housing options & healthcare for older adults. Print directories are available. Call (262) 253-0901.
www.seniorresourcesonline.com

211 Impact
24-hour central access point for information & referrals serving over 70,000 people annually. Community Resource Specialists assess caller’s needs, providing information on and referrals to the many family, health, and social service organizations in the greater Milwaukee area. Dial 211.
www.impactinc.org

General information on aging, programs

State of Wisconsin Public Health draft report 2008. Report to inform planning for Healthiest Wisconsin 202o includes evaluation and recommendations.

Generations of Struggle, AARP Research Report, June 2008. The rate of bankruptcy filings among those ages 65 and older has more than doubled since 1991, and the average age for filing bankruptcy has increased.

Now at 60 What I See: report on the face of aging in Milwaukee County, 2004.

UWM Center on Age and Community. "Multi-disciplinary, university-wide academic center that combines the university’s expertise with the experience of those who work in the field of aging. By greatly expanding research in the study of aging, offering new degree and non-degree programs in gerontology and expanding and fostering community partnerships and outreach, the center aims to create innovative ways of improving our lives as we age."

Data Sources on Older Americans: 2006 Federal Interagency Forum on Aging-Related Statistics

(Dementia) Prevalence of Dementia in the United States: The Aging, Demographics, and Memory Study. Plassman BL, Langa KM, Fisher GG, et al. Neuroepidemiology Online 2007; 29(1-2). November 1, 2007

The Historical Experience of Three Cohorts of Older Americans: An Interactive Timeline of Selected Events Federal Interagency Forum on Aging-Related Statistics

Medicare at a Glance fact sheet

Kaiser Family Foundation Commission on  Medicaid and the Uninsured January 2007 report Beyond Cash and Counseling: The Second Generation of Individual Budget-based Community Long Term Care Programs for the Elderly

Congressional Research Service Report, February 15, 2007: Older Americans Act: FY2006 Funding, FY2007 Proposals, and FY2008 Budget Request.

The State of Aging in America 2007 (CDC)
   - Wisconsin Report Card

Older and Wiser: as the Work Force Ages, Small Businesses Change, Too. National Association of Professional Organizations, March 2007

The Economic State of Milwaukee's Inner City: 2006 UWM Center for Economic Development. While this report is largely about jobs and poverty, its assessment of the city's needs for redevelopment affects the lives of older residents--and the development of the neighborhoods in which they live.

Alzheimer's Facts and Figures Report 2007

Nursing Home Selection: How Do Consumers Choose? Volume I: Findings from Focus Groups of Consumers and Information Intermediaries," by Lisa R. Shugarman and Julie A. Brown, Rand Corporation, December, 2006

AFB Senior Site for people with vision loss

Medication Use Safety Training for Seniors; free materials for educating seniors in community-based settings.

A Blueprint for Action. Developing a Livable Community for All Ages. n4a, Partners for Liveable Communities, and Metlife Foundation 2007 action plan developed following The Maturing of America report.

The Maturing of America--Getting Communities on Track for the Aging Population. Metlife foundation and n4a, 2006. National study of American communities' readiness to address the needs of a rapidly increasing population.

Images of Aging

Books with positive images of aging/older people, Center on Aging, Health and Humanities

Children's booklist-positive images (Karen Laurenhue)

Make It Work Milwaukee! Coalition

A coalition of Milwaukee-area organizations that serve people in need of health and human services, MIWM advocates with county and state elected officials for important programs and funding that serve the entire community. These links may be time-limited.

County budget vetos, Scott Walker, County Executive, 11-13-2007

MIWM advocacy response to vetoes, 11-13-2007

Workforce issues

Encore Career Survey, MetLife Foundation/Civic Ventures, June, 2008. 54% of Americans age 44-70 have or want later-life careers.

AARP Workforce Assessment Tool (11-2007). Map your organization's current practices and areas for improvement.

Boston College Center for Retirement Research

Boston College Center for Retirement Research brief on phased retirement.

Paying for Quality Care

Workforce Management

National Older Worker Career Center

Rand Corporation, Elder Workforce

AARP Phased Retirement: Who Opts for It and toward What End?

Comcast Finance

Job changes at older ages: effects on wages, benefits, and other job attributes, Center for Retirement Research, Boston College (executive summary)

Value of volunteer hours (2007) Independent Sector

Addressing the Challenges of an Aging Workforce: A Human Capital Perspective for Companies Operating in Europe. 2007; IBM Business Consulting Services

Valuing the Invaluable: A New Look at the Economic Value of Family Caregiving. Mary Jo Gibson and Ari N. Houser, June 2007, AARP Public Policy Institute

Housing

Reports

Expanding Housing Options: 2007 Issues in Aging Summit Report. March 2008. Milwaukee Aging Consortium

Aging in Place: Coordinating Housing and Health Care Provision for America's Growing Elderly Population. 2001, Kathryn Lawler, Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation. An important presentation of the case for affordable and accessible community-based housing.

State Housing Profiles: A Special Analysis of the Census Bureau's American Community Survey," by Andrew Kochera, AARP Public Policy Institute, March, 2007

WHEDA Housing Tax Credits 2007 (Business Journal online brief article)

A Quiet Crisis In America Commission on Affordable Housing and Health Facility. Definitive report to Congress, 2002.

Needs for Seniors in the 21st Century

How Can We Improve Long-Term Care Financing? Howard Gleckman, Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, June 2008. Review of options for changing longterm care financing

Elderly Housing Consumption: Historical Patterns and Projected Trends (November 2005)

Fundamental Housing Policy Reform (2006) E.O. Olsen, Institute for Research on Poverty, University of Wisconsin

Paying for Hospice Care. Jean C. Accius, AARP Public Policy Institute, October 2007

 

Senior Housing Ideas Competition, Aging in Community, UWM-SARUP 2007

Participating firms

Affordable housing

Draft bill to fund Wisconsin Housing Trust with TIF extension 1-18-2008

Housing Authority City of Milwaukee. Milwaukee was named a World Leader in affordable housing in 2005. Look around here and you'll see why.

Millbank Memorial Trust Fund Report: Public Housing and Supportive Services for the Frail Elderly: A Guide for Housing Authorities and Their Collaborators

Milwaukee Department of City Development. See comprehensive plan and plans for targeted neighborhoods.

HUD (Housing and Urban Development) in Wisconsin

WHEDA Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority http://www.wheda.com

Wisconsin Front Door to Affordable Housing

Senior co-operative housing

http://www.answers.com/topic/housing-cooperative

http://www.coophousing.org/benefits_of_coop.shtml  

Senior Cooperative Foundation website

Realife Cooperative of Eau Claire

Cooperative Development Services Senior Co-op Housing site

Cooperative Development Foundation.

Comparison table http://www.coophousing.org/coop_comparison.shtml (co-ops, rentals, condos, and home ownership)

Co-ownership and Tenancy in Common (TIC)

Resource about legal aspects of co-ownership

TIC is a newer kind of co-ownership that's growing in popularity

Senior Co-housing

 

http://www.cohousing.org/elder-cohousing.aspx

http://www.cohousing.org/docs/article_Washingtonian.pdf

http://www.religionlink.org/tip_070129.php

http://www.cohousing.org/livingincoho_seniors.aspx

http://www.eldercohousing.org/

http://www.religionlink.org/tip_070129.php#find

http://cyberparent.com/senior-cohousing/

Evaluation of community planning and life of senior cohousing projects in northern European countries

http://www.culturechangenow.com/stories/cohousing.html

http://www.jmh-architect.com/pdf/03-27-06_sacbee_friendship.pdf

http://www.cohousing.net/resources/whatis.html

http://letters.webvalence.com/sites/ReinventingRetirement/Broadcast.D20051110.html

http://www.nursinghomesmagazine.com/Past_Issues.htm?ID=4929

http://www.mngoodage.com/articles/2006/12/28/news/feature01.txt

http://technorati.com/tag/CoHousing

http://www.mccamant-durrett.com/documents/FinancialTimes11.10.06.pdf

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Early Stage Alzheimer's Disease

Sponsor and Exhibitor Information Packet

2010 Membership Brochure

SWAN

Stop Abuse and Neglect of Elders

September Member Meeting Flyer

August Caregiver Flyer

July 8 Meeting Flyer

May 13 Meeting Flyer

Ernestine Land-Hunt

2010 Awards Invite Reply

2010 Awards Invitation

Dementia Specialist Flyer

May Meeting Flyer

Extendicare

After Hours Flyer

Extendicare logo

2010 Alzheimer's Assoc Calendar

Seminar Announcement

Caregiver Nomination Form

Awards Event Ad Specs

Awards Event Sponsorship Registration

Awards Event Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship Information

EA Flyer

Energy Assistance Flyer

April Caregiver Flyer

March Flyer

Orientation to Aging Brochure

NAPGCM

March Meeting Flyer

Membership Form

Caregiver Flyer

Sponsorship Opportunities

Ethics and Boundaries Feb2010

Caregiver Flyer February 2010

100114 Meeting flyer

January 2010 Flyer 2

January 2010 Flyer

Speaker's Bureau

Medicare public policy

Care Calendar

Health Literacy

Annual Letter

Edna Gates

Sage

Alzheimers

Caregiver

Expanding Horizons

Gparents

Health

Dusty Shoe

FCSN News

Gparents brochure

Save The Date

 

CARE

Music

Mental Health

Medicare

MAC Public Policy pdf

MAC Fund pdf

MAC public policy

MAC board Development

09 brochure

Fill the Purse

Fill the Purse

Hickory Park

End of Life

FCF

Educational Forum

Memory walk

Caregiver retreat

Phd info

Networking sponsorships

Sponsor registration form

Alz Conference

PCW

Kemp Flyer

June Mixer Registration

Ethics Boundaries Registration

ALz spons let

Alz spons 1

Alz May 21 Conference

CARE

Bader Lunch

UWM flyer

May 13 flyer

CWAG Meeting

Senior planning group

UWM

Kyle's

UWM

CAC Think Tank

Legislator Breakfast

Clark Square

National Healthcare

Interfaith App

Interfaith

Stowell position

JFS flyer

VITAS

Troxel

Interfaith

JFC Flyer

MSABC

MIWM

ALZ

WDCA

Grandparents

PCW App

PCW Interfaith

Budget Hearings1

Budget Hearings

DEMOS

Young at Heart

Alzheimer's Calendar

Savvy caregiver training program

Savvy caregiver training program -Waukesha

Talkingpoints

Timeslips

GrantWriting

CWAG

Songs of Africa

Vitas services

Vitas seminars

Vitamin D

Older Adults

Sponsorship Opportunities

Money runs out

Living with Grief

Chai Point

Matters of the Heart

Linden Ridge Alzheimers

New Bereavement Group

Interfaith job opening

Registration Agenda Form

CARE

Caregiver Conference

Aurora Map

Aurora Agenda

Medicare Part D

Networking Flyer

Networking Exhibitor Form

Networking Individual Form

Amendments draft 2008-2009 State Plan for Older People (until July 11 2008)

End of life coalition 2008

PURSE 2008 registration

Manager, Volunteer Services

Caregiver Family Retreat

Waukesha Senior Concerns

End-of-Life Coalition

Registered Nurse

Kohlenberg

Hispanic Coordinator

CMS Invitation

Jeannine Baver

Alliance Luncheon Registration

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