Consideration of an Equity Lens in Leadership and Planning Only 5% of surveys were from people of color or mixed race. We cannot assume that this data accurately represents their experience. a) More information is needed from these populations to be inclusive in community planning and to advance racial equity in all focus areas. b) It would be inclusive to develop a more diverse Elder’s Council so that all families in the communities live long, healthy, joyful lives, no matter their race, class, or zip code.
Female n = 305
Male n= 193
Status
Homeless
2
0
Housing insecure
4
0
Rent
49
40
Live alone
80
45
Live with Room/Housemate
30
9
Haven’t seen a doctor in over 2 years
24
13
Have been to ER in last year
68
42
Cognitive issues impacting life always or sometimes
7
12
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