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Over half of Californians 65 and older have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. It’s a big milestone as we approach the anniversary of the…
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More than 350,000 Californians remain without electricity today. The shutdowns were part of an effort by utility companies to prevent their equipment from…
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On this edition of Your Call, we’ll discuss San Francisco’s upcoming 9th annual Legacy Film Festival on Aging with its executive director, Sheila Malkind.…
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Karen Coppock of Home Match SF and Wendi Burkhardt of Silvernest highlight their services providing shared housing alternatives. Jeff Buckley, a senior…
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On this edition of Your Call, we’ll discuss the changes needed to improve support for caregivers. More than 43 million adults in the US took care of…
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My Life, My Stories: Karen remembers the love and loss during the HIV/AIDS epidemic in San FranciscoKaren Van Dine’s story is one installment of the senior oral histories in our My Life, My Stories series. Karen came to California for personal healing…
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According to a study released this spring by San Francisco’s Department of Aging and Adult Services, almost 30% of San Francisco residents will be age 60…
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Mobile homes don’t get a lot of love in our culture, despite being a key source of affordable housing for the the country. Throughout the 1990s, 66% of…
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What’s being done to address senior poverty? What resources are available for seniors?The number of California residents 65 and older living in poverty…
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We’ll have a conversation about the state of retirement in the US. According to the Economic Policy Institute, the share of families with retirement…