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Choices for Living 2008 The comprehensive housing resource guide, includes a listing of all older adult housing options, including independent, assisted living and skilled nursing facilities, with a description of their services and fees. The 2008 Edition of Choices for Living is available in hardcopy by calling our office at 415-499-7396.
Fall2008 Impact of Weak Stocks and Ecomony on Retirees and Near-Retirees Summer2008 Socialization, Movement, and Nutrition Keep Memory Fit Spring 2008 Federal Grant Boosts Elder Abuse Prevention in Marin Winter 2008 Your Choice, Your Wish Let It be Known

FY 2007/08 Area Plan
Includes demographic highlights of the older adult population in Marin, identifies needs and priorities, describes services, sets forth objectives to be accomplished by the Division of Aging and the Marin County Commission on Aging and includes a complete Division budget.

2004 Community Needs Assessment Report
A report detailing the results of a survey of over 1,000 older Marin residents, their characteristics and needs.

Live Long, Live Well
The Division of Aging's 10-year strategic plan, 2004-2014. Includes six priority areas, demographic and health trends in Marin and service gaps in the community.

Annual Report FY 2006/07
A report detailing our accomplishments, characteristics of clients served and services provided, and activities toward meeting goals and objectives.

Fall Prevention "Watch Your Step"
Classes and Resources throughout Marin to Prevent Falls and Injury.

Making It Work
A guide to finding, hiring and managing a home care worker.

Older Adult Health Survey
Highlights from the 2001 countywide health survey of adults 65 and older.

Employee Caregiver Survey
A report on the findings from a 2001 survey of the adult and elder care needs of Marin County employees.

Malnutrition Among Marin's Elderly
Results from a nutritional needs assessment of a sample of low income older persons in Marin.

An Emerging Need: Alzheimer's Disease & Dementia Care in Marin
Results of 17 key informant interviews on the successes and service gaps in the care of persons with dementia in Marin County.

One of 28 California Department of Aging Long Term Care Innovation grants.
Project Independence trained 32 Volunteer Advocates and matched them with 63 persons at-risk of nursing home placement at discharge from local hospitals.

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