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Health and Wellness Needs of the Senior LGBTQ in Sussex County Delaware: A Needs Assessment
 December 2016 | Camp Rehoboth Community Center
CAMP Rehoboth designed the study with the goad of gaining better understanding of the health and social needs of the LGBTQ Sussex County residents who are 50 years of age or older.
This report focuses on the findings uncovered through a Survey Monkey questionnaire returned by 288 people, a focus group of 16 individuals, and a report from the Peer Leader of the Trans-Talk and Transparent discussion and support groups. |
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Improving the Lives of LGBT Older Adults: Large Print Version This report examines the unique challenges LGBT older adults face as they age and how these challenges make it harder for LGBT elders to achieve three key elements of successful aging: financial security, good health and health care, and social support and community engagement. Note: This is the large-print version of the report. See more: Aging / General Issues, Aging Providers, LGBT Organizations, LGBT Older Adults |
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