To enhance and maintain the quality of life for our most vulnerable populations—older adults, especially those living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, and young children from birth through 3rd grade—by providing compassionate programs, practical supports, and community partnerships that ensure safety, dignity, social connection, early learning, and equitable access to care and education for families in our rural communities.

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A thriving, age-friendly, and learning-centered community where every senior and child—from birth through 3rd grade—is valued, connected, and empowered—regardless of income—supported by intergenerational relationships, dementia-friendly and literacy-rich environments, and equitable access to services that help people age well and children develop strong early literacy skills at home and in their communities.​​