age-friendly neighborhood
Earlier this summer [/blog/2015/07/01/myrtle-avenue-loves-seniors-with-shopping-discounts-exercise-classes-and-a-new-resource-guide/] , the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership / Revitalization Project (MARP) [http://www.myrtleavenue.org] unveiled its new age-friendly initiative for senior citizens (aka older adults), making local business services more
age-friendly neighborhood
Photo via Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership.Did you know that older adults aged 60 and above are eligible to take undergraduate college courses tuition-free from any City University of New York campus? Or that the Brooklyn Academy of Music officers free monthly movies for seniors, including free transportation from
age-friendly neighborhood
Image courtesy of Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership [http://www.myrtleavenue.org/event/movement-class-older-adults/2015-02-19/]. Having greater access to supermarkets, post offices, and other amenities [/blog/2015/04/28/how-can-myrtle-avenue-businesses-serve-older-adults-better-seniors-have-plenty-of-ideas/] is only one