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Building Respect for LGBT Older Adults e-learning: Supplemental Information for Staff
 June 2015 | National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
This document is intended as a compendium piece for aging service providers accessing the e-learning tool: Building Respect for LGBT Older Adults. For those participants using this tool who are working in a nonresidential setting, please print out and use this compendium guide to follow along with specific suggestions for nonresidential service settings as you use the e-learning tool: "Building Respect for LGBT Older Adults." |
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