Aging

Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community.  For more information visit the AARP Site. 

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur talks with David Peters, State Coordinator, and Baird Morgan, Burlington District Coordinator, about AARP's Driver Safety Program.
 

Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community.  For more information visit the AARP Site. This month's show features a conversation with Naomi Galimidi of PACE, Vermont, a nonprofit healthcare provider for seniors that offers Vermont’s only PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) program. PACE provides person-centered care to frail older adults living in the community, providing direct medical services as well as home care, medications, transportation, social support, and more. 

Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community.  For more information visit the AARP Site. This month's guest is Jason Van Driesche from Local Motion. The show's topic will be the Safe Streets Collaborative, a community-wide effort to make Burlington's streets safer for bikers and walkers.

Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. Tonight's program: How do doctor’s offices end up in a location with no bus service or sidewalks? Fletcher Allen Health Care has located several medical offices off of Hinesburg Road in South Burlington. People who cannot drive are having trouble getting to appointments. Find out how these offices got located so far off the beaten track and what local activists with Vermont Interfaith Action are trying to do about it.. Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur speaks with Charlie Rathbone and Karin Davis of Vermont Interfaith Action on the issue For more information visit the AARP Site: