The document summarizes the findings of a community assessment conducted by the Rose Community Foundation to understand the wants and needs of baby boomers in Colorado and how institutions can engage them.
The assessment included a phone survey, focus groups, and over 1, community responses. It identified four areas of focus: connecting boomers, restructuring institutions and employment, health initiatives, and workforce development. Small innovation grants were awarded and several project ideas were identified. The summary then outlines the next phases of developing ideas and turning them into business plans, with the goal of engaging boomers to lead change, especially in health.
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Four project areas Boomer connecting points Restructuring institutions and employment A health initiative Workforce development. Phase 2. Develop ideas Two complementary strategies. Project planning. Exchange ideas. Let a thousand flowers bloom! Anthony Hospitals Health Passport. Phase 3. From idea to business plan. Boomers Leading Change in Health. Lessons learned. Model engagement throughout. Use social networking strategies. Have fun! Editor's Notes 2: Therese and start and will introduce me.
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