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own homes; information about health and safety; a chance to contribute to their communities; and choices for remaining physically and mentally active.
Luckily, there’s a unique group of more than a hundred different people and organizations to help Rappahannock and its surrounding counties prepare for this age wave. “Aging Together” is the name of the partnership that’s addressing collaborative ways to improve support for older adults and their families. This column, published the last Thursday of each month, will address some of the concerns of Rappahannock’s aging citizens and direct Rappahannock News readers to some of the resources offered by Aging Together and its partners.
Because each of the counties - Fauquier, Madison, Culpeper and Orange as well as Rappahannock - has its own unique citizens and problems, there’s a separate partnership
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