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Real Talk with Micah Smith shines a light on Aging in Colorado
How are communities tackling livability issues?
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Denver7’s public affairs program, Real Talk with Micah Smith, took time to focus on Aging in Colorado this summer.
The three-part program featured a high-level look at the issues older Coloradans face, the perspective of community activists working to improve aging-in-place in Larimer County, and the work of a Denver-based nonprofit assisting older people with necessary home repairs and improvements.
Check out the full episode to hear from AARP Colorado Associate State Director for Livable Communities Marissa Volpe, past board presidents of Partnership for Age-Friendly Communities Bonnie Shetler and Sue Ballou, and Jason Mccullough, Home Modification & Repair Program Director at Brothers Redevelopment.
Visit AARP Livable Communities for additional information on tools, resources, and more to help with aging in place.
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