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This memorandum discusses the status report for the Older Adults Age 50+ Programs and Services for the fiscal year 2023-2024, highlighting the growing older population in San José and the efforts of the Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Department (PRNS) to enhance their quality of life. It includes recommendations for accepting the report, background data on the older population, analysis of current service delivery models, and details on the Senior Nutrition Program (SNP) and other initiatives aimed at improving health, social engagement, and access to resources for older adults.
Key points
Approximately 32% of San José residents are over the age of 50.
The older population in Santa Clara County is projected to grow significantly by 2060.
PRNS aims to reduce social isolation and improve health outcomes for older adults through various programs.
The Senior Nutrition Program provides meals and resources to older adults experiencing food insecurity.
Participation in older adult programs has increased significantly, with a 69% rise in classes offered and a 44% growth in participants from the previous fiscal year.
PRNS has awarded funds to local non-profit agencies to support health and wellness initiatives for older adults.
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NSE COMMITTEE: ITEM: 5/8/2025 (d)1 TO: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES FROM: Jon Cicirelli AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE SUBJECT: SEE BELOW Approved DATE: April 21, 2025 Date: 4/30/2025 SUBJECT: Older Adults Age 50+ 2023-2024 Programs and Services Status Report RECOMMENDATION Accept the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Older Adults/Senior Services Programs and Senior Nutrition Programs Report. BACKGROUND This report will elaborate on the City of San Jose’s Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Department (PRNS) commitment and efforts to plan, administer, and facilitate programs that contribute to longer, healthier, more fulfilling, and more active lifestyles for older adults. Data has shown that San José’s older population is growing rapidly. Approximately 32% of San José residents (325,287) are now over the age of 50. The California Department of Aging’s 2023 report1 illustrates the following for Santa Clara County: Residents over 60 years of age will grow by over 200% from 2010 to 2060. People over 85 years old projected to increase by 605% during that same period. In 2023, the California Department of Aging’s 2023 Report on Santa Clara County population noted the following: o Number of...
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The document is a status report on programs and services for older adults aged 50 and above, presented to the Neighborhood Services & Education Committee. It outlines efforts to enhance civic engagement, improve access to resources, and promote health among older adults. Key accomplishments include growth in senior nutrition programs, increased participation in community center activities, and funding for health and wellness initiatives. The report also highlights various programs aimed at reducing social isolation and improving overall well-being for older adults.
Key points
Focus on enhancing civic and social engagement among older adults.
Efforts to improve access to community resources addressing food insecurity, transportation, legal matters, and housing.
Increase in access to digital devices and broadband connectivity.
Promotion of physical health through evidence-based programs.
Significant growth in Senior Nutrition Programs with rising daily participation.
Numerous classes and programs offered at community centers for older adults.
Funding awarded to outside agencies for health and wellness initiatives.
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Older Adults Age 50+ 2023-2024 Programs and Services Status Report Neighborhood Services & Education Committee | May 8, 2025 Presenters: Maria De Leon, Deputy Director Jeremy Shoffner, Recreation Superintendent Rhonda Vargas, Parks, Recreation and Facilities Supervisor 1 Older Adults Age 50+ Background and Analysis Enhance civic and social engagement among older adults while reducing social isolation and loneliness. Raise awareness and improve access to community resources that help older adults tackle food insecurities, transportation challenges, legal matters, housing requirements, and more. Increase access to digital devices, increase broadband connectivity, and enhance digital literacy skills. Promote the physical health and safety of older adults through participation in evidence-based programs. 2 Santa Clara County: the over-60 population will grow by over 200 percent from 2010 to 2060 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 Accomplishments Senior Nutrition Programs have experienced considerable growth with daily average participation numbers. Classes and programs at Community Centers for older adults have increased. The Citywide Team operated numerous activities and...