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February 2014

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The Santa Cruz County Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center (The Diversity Center)'s 60+ program develops opportunities for social and recreational activities for LGBTIQ seniors to enhance their quality of life; to challenge community senior service providers and policy makers to fully integrate the needs of LGBTIQ seniors in their policies, programs, and advocacy; to collect information on the unique needs of LGBTIQ seniors in our county; and to put in place processes and persons to help meet the most urgent needs.
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