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The Department of Aging is committed to ensuring that its vision statement (right) can be realized by enhancing the quality of life for Cleveland Seniors through advocacy, planning, service coordination, and the delivery of needed services.

To ensure that City-run programs and services fulfill these goals, the department has an advisory council with a representative from each City ward.

The department publishes its own newsletter called the Senior News, and organizes and participates in several annual events, where those aged 60 and over can network as well as meet with area service providers.

  
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6th Annual Cleveland Senior Walk: September 30

6th Annual Cleveland Senior Walk: September 30
The Department of Aging organizes this annual event which includes a two mile fun walk and free health screenings. Participants will receive a T-shirt.   more

Summer 2010 Issue of Senior News Published

Summer 2010 Issue of Senior News Published
This issue has information on the City of Cleveland Senior Day which was held in May and on the upcoming Cleveland Senior Walk as well as budget pointers and money saving tips.   more

Cell Phone Recycling Program

Cell Phone Recycling Program
Now old cell phones can come out of retirement... and go to work for Seniors! Proceeds from collected cell phones will support Senior programs of the Cleveland Department of Aging   more

2009- 2010 Cleveland Tree Assistance Program for Seniors

2009- 2010 Cleveland Tree Assistance Program for Seniors
CTAPS is a new short-term program to help limited income seniors with hazardous tree and branch removal. This program is presented by the Cleveland Departments of Aging, Parks, Recreation and Properties and Community Development.   more

Department of Aging
Jane Fumich, Director
75 Erieview Plaza, 2nd
Cleveland, Ohio 44114

P: 216.664.2833
F: 216.664.2218
Relay Service: 711
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Vision Statement

   
 

Cleveland seeks to be so elder friendly that current older residents desire to remain, former residents wish to return to the City and the City can recruit additional older residents based on the elder friendly aspects of Cleveland and its neighborhoods.


– vision statement, as a participant of the Elder Friendly Communities component of the Cleveland Foundation’s Successful Aging Initiative.