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LGBT Older People Built the LGBT Community
 September 2018 | National Center for Elder Abuse, SAGE, and FORGE
Whether they protested in the streets, founded organizations, or just managed
to survive times of social unrest, LGBT older people laid the groundwork for
the progress all LGBT people now enjoy. Many, however, are not reaping the
benefits because they have become isolated. This can create the risk of elder
abuse, neglect, and exploitation. It’s time we fix those problems.
LGBT Older People Built the LGBT Community provides steps LGBT organizations and professionals can take in support of LGBT older people. Share this fact sheet with your organization in support of LGBT Elder Justice. |
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LGBT Aging at the Golden Gate This report, from 2014, serves as a model for working with LGBT communities to determine needs and recommendations for serving LGBT older adults. The San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Aging Policy Task Force and this final Report are products of a community effort to raise the profile of issues affecting LGBT seniors in San Francisco. The Task Force was established at the urging of LGBT community members following a community-led process that started in the San Francisco’s Human Rights Commission’s LGBT Advisory Committee. See more: Aging Network Planning Tools, Aging Providers, LGBT Organizations |
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