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HomeIntroductionSocial Welfare PolicyThe Mission of the OAADiscussionDiscussion Page 2Analyzing the Older Americans Act as it currently standsIII. Evaluating the programsAmendments to the Older Americans Act 2000Resolutions for the Reauthorization of the Older Americans Act, 2005The Future of the Older Americans ActConclusionsReferences
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In 2000, Congress amended the Older Americans Act to authorize the President to convene a White House Conference on
aging no later than December 31, 2005. The White House Conference on Aging to be held December 11-14, 2005 in Although it will be several months before any changes might be felt in the aging network, there have been several interested parties to the White House Conference on Aging 2005 who have already submitted resolutions and calls for action (Hoefer, 2005), (Input/Resolutions From the General Public, n.d.), & (Morgan & David, 2002). They include: -
AARP Resolutions for the White House Conference on Aging, 2005. Conference on Aging, 2005. - Generations United (n.d.). Resolutions for the 2005 White House Conference on Aging. - n4a Recommendations for the 2005 Reauthorization of the Older Americans Act (n.d.). - The Center for Social Gerontology: Reauthorizing of the Older Americans' Act, 2005. - The National Association of Area Agencies of Aging: Resolutions for the White
House Conference on Aging, 2005. An Analysis of the Older Americans Act, December,
2005
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The three Davis County, Utah Senior Citizen Centers
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