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SAGE National LGBT Housing Initiative: Increasing LGBT Cultural Competence
 November 2018 | SAGE
Many LGBT older adults face discrimination when applying for housing. The Equal Rights Center, working with the support of SAGE, found that 48 percent of older same-sex couples applying for senior housing experienced some form of discrimination (Equal Rights Center, 2014).
This fact sheet explores ways to increase LGBT cultural competence in housing and long-term care. 
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