Keys to Embracing AgingPlan of Work
Pulaski County CES
Title:
Keys to Embracing Aging
MAP:
Embracing Life As We Age
Agents Involved:
Lovett, Hernandez
MAJOR PROGRAM 1:
Aging-General
Situation:
People are living longer. Kentucky population of seniors is expected to double in the next 40 years due to the aging Baby Boomers. The way in which you take care of yourself through the years both physically and mentally will impact the way in which you age throughout the lifespan.
Long-Term Outcomes:
Decrease falls and increase physical activity.
Intermediate Outcomes:
Change behavior to decrease risk of falling.
Initial Outcomes:
Reduce risk of falling; promote healthy lifespan behaviors.
Evaluation:
Initial Outcome: Reduce risk of falling
Indicator: Number of Fall reported
Method: Word of Mouth
Timeline: July, 2020-June, 2021
Intermediate Outcome: Change behavior to decrease risk of falling.
Indicator: Number of falls reported
Method: Word of Mouth
Timeline: July, 2020-June, 2021
Long-term Outcome: Decrease Falling
Indicator: Number of falls reported
Method: Word of mouth
Timeline: July, 2020- June 2021
Learning Opportunities:
Audience: Senior Citizens
Project or Activity:Stand Up to Falling
Content or Curriculum: Stand Up To Falling Curriculum
Inputs: Kentucky Cooperative Extension Services
Date: July, 2020-June, 2021
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