2025 Ageless Awards
Join us on April 23rd for the Ageless Awards, honoring Marcia K. Hocker and George E. Hocker Jr., Mac Stinchfield, and Al Jubitz for strengthening and connecting our communities. Hear their inspiring stories and celebrate the lasting impact they’ve made! Register, learn more, and read the honoree bios today.
Leadership Exchange on Ageism (LEA)
AGE+ has introduced the LEA in Oregon, offering decision-makers, executives, policy experts, and funders a valuable opportunity to engage in leadership development that deepens understanding of ageism and fosters strategies to address it. This transformative initiative is designed to inspire action and meaningful change.
Housing Projects in Talent and Madras
AGE+ is partnering with local organizations to bring an efficient, affordable housing model for older adults to rural communities. Click here for more.
Why AGE+?
People are living longer, which calls for new intergenerational strategies to value and care for older adults. Community networks are needed to fill in housing, mobility and caregiving gaps, especially for older adults who are isolated, low-income and underserved.
AGE+ empowers communities through stimulating partnerships, training and sponsoring innovative programs that address the challenges and opportunities facing aging in America.
You may also call us at 503-408-4759. Our mailing address is 15900 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas, OR 97015.
Looking for Workers? Oregon’s Older Adults Are Ready to Fill the Gap
There is a workforce shortage in Oregon, but older adults can’t find the work they want. This paper makes it clear that now is a pivotal time to reverse workplace ageism.
Joys Amidst Tribulation—Aging While Black in Oregon
This paper is meant to serve as a tool to bring attention to the challenges and resiliency of older Black Oregonians and the communities that support them.
Seen, Heard and Here—Older LGBTQ+ Oregonians
Invisible no longer. This briefing paper shares new data and insights into the strengths and unique challenges of LGBTQ+ older adults living in Oregon.
Women’s Longevity Gap—Women Live Longer on Less
This briefing paper highlights the challenges and contributions of older women in Oregon—some of the hardest working yet unacknowledged people.
News & Updates
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For Businesses That Embrace Age Inclusivity, Opportunity Awaits – AGE+ Talks with Portland Business Journal
Oregon’s future depends on how we embrace aging, and businesses have a...