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SAGE Metro Detroit aims to build awareness and promote change so that LGBT older adults may age with dignity and authenticity. SAGE Metro Detroit primarily serves four counties in Michigan: Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne. Through advocacy, information, direct services, and cultural competency training on older LGBT people, this affiliate is committed to making sure LGBT elders are empowered. Programs include touring lunch groups, health and wellness events, discussion groups, and gardening.
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