Age-Friendly NYC

Right now, there are 1 million people over 65 living in NYC, and by 2030 this number is expected to increase by 50% -- the most rapid increase in history. Soon, NYC will have more older adults than school-aged children.

To prepare for this transformation, The Office of the Mayor, the New York City Council, and the New York Academy of Medicine partnered to create Age-friendly NYC.

Healthy, active and engaged older people are assets to all areas of city life. Age-friendly NYC challenges all sectors of the city to rethink aging and consider how best to serve and benefit from this growing population.

SHOP AGE FRIENDLY
Age-friendly NYC provides information and support to businesses on how to become age-friendly. Find age-friendly businesses in your borough»
CREATING AN AGE-FRIENDLY NYC
Our toolkit can help you establish an Aging Improvement District in your community. View our tools and resources»
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES
Age-friendly NYC has created a database to connect older New Yorkers with free and discounted educational and cultural opportunities offered by local colleges and universities. Search the database to find local offerings»
AGING IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS
Our Aging Improvement Districts use older adults' voices to inspire neighborhood-level improvements. See what's new in our aging improvement districts »
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
Spurred by Hurricane Sandy, Age-friendly NYC is identifying solutions to help all sectors of the city support older New Yorkers when disasters strike.Read about our disaster preparedness project»
AGE-FRIENDLY AMBASSADORS
Our Age-friendly Ambassadors are engaged, passionate and making a difference in their neighborhoods. Learn about our Age-friendly Ambassadors program»
AGE SMART EMPLOYER AWARDS
The new Age Smart Employer Awards honor NYC employers who have innovative practices that optimize the multigenerational workplace as part of a 21st century business strategy. Learn about or apply for the award»

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