We will have lifelong opportunities for work, volunteering, engagement, and leadership and will be protected from isolation, discrimination, abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
Older adults have many essential roles in California’s communities: workers, business owners, volunteers, community leaders, mentors, lifelong learners, neighbors, friends, family members, and more. Each of these roles can provide a vital sense of purpose at any age. A cornerstone of building a California for all ages is continuing, evolving, and creating new opportunities for meaningful engagement at any age.
California will pursue equity and inclusion, and prevent isolation through six data-driven strategies:
Data Dashboard for Aging
Explore data on California’s older population and track progress on the Master Plan for Aging.
Data Dashboard for Aging Partners
