Building and Sustaining Aging in Place Through the Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) Ambassadors Program.

Lisa Meschino, Jen Recknagel, Susan Bartleman, Allie Dai, Shoshana Hahn-Goldberg
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Older adults overwhelmingly want to continue to age in place but would benefit from a community of support to do so. The Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) Ambassadors program - an initiative from University Health Network (UHN) OpenLab - uses a participatory approach to create sustainable, resident-led, aging-in-place groups in NORC buildings. NORC, which stands for Naturally Occurring Retirement Community, is a geographic designation used to describe an area, such as a building or a neighbourhood that has become home to a large number of older adults. Having a high concentration of older adults, NORCs are ideal settings for mobilizing communities and developing supportive networks. This article describes the creation and evaluation of the NORC Ambassadors program, which led to its inclusion as a foundational element of the model being implemented through the newly founded NORC Innovation Centre at the UHN.

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通过自然出现的退休社区 (NORC) 大使计划建立和维持居家养老。
绝大多数老年人都希望继续居家养老,但这样做会受益于社区的支持。自然出现的退休社区(NORC)大使计划是大学健康网络(UHN)OpenLab 的一项倡议,它采用参与式方法在 NORC 建筑中创建可持续的、由居民主导的居家养老团体。NORC 是 Naturally Occurring Retirement Community(自然出现的退休社区)的缩写,是一个地理名称,用于描述一个区域,如一栋建筑或一个社区,这里已成为大量老年人的家园。由于老年人高度集中,自然出现的退休社区是动员社区和发展支持性网络的理想场所。本文介绍了 NORC 大使计划的创建和评估情况,该计划是通过新成立的 UHN NORC 创新中心实施的模式的基本要素。
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