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The menus must meet the guidelines of the Home and Community Care Block Grant and they are <br />working with a dietician to ensure that they do. Chef Katie will develop new menus, including a couple <br />of vegetarian options and one vegan meal per month. New recipes like Chicken Picatta and more. Beau <br />Catering buys local. The meals will increase by $1 per meal for a total of cost of $8 per meal. <br />7. Board Appointments and retirements <br />a. Everyone thanked Colin, Dick, and James for their many years of service! We will miss you! <br />b. Tracey Holsinger’s appointment is moving forward. She will be appointed this Tuesday. <br />8. FY 24-25 Budget (see notes in previous section) <br />9. Janice said that the Board will need to elect a vice chair in August. Ann Bradford will start her term as <br />chair in August. We have all positions filled right now. <br /> <br />2022-27 Master Aging Plan <br />10. Steering Committee met on Friday, June 7 and celebrated Year Two accomplishments, planning for <br />Year Three and a presentation on the All Ages All Stages Multisector Plan on Aging <br />a. Leiha Edmonds shared a progress snapshot and partner snapshot in a PowerPoint presentation <br />found here: https://www.orangecountync.gov/DocumentCenter/View/28228/6-7-24-MAP- <br />Goal-Progress-Partner-Spotlights <br />b. We took stock and reported out the progress at the recent MAP Steering Committee meeting <br />sharing highlights with stakeholders, giving a “shout out” to key partners shout out, and <br />detailed work that is growing to be more age friendly. <br />c. We looked at the matrix to see where progress has been made on our Goals, Strategies, and <br />Indicators. It is great to talk about the data annually and monthly to improve progress across all <br />domains <br />d. Using data as a discreet product created to show completed projects with an end; and other <br />progress indicators of new programming, staff training, etc. where there is no completion, it is <br />ongoing. <br />e. Questions: <br />i. Colin said this is helpful as an overview. We see progress and we are tracking it. <br />ii. Each workgroup leader turned in their accomplishments for the year and on a poster for <br />participants to read. <br />iii. Today you will receive a copy of Transportation and Outdoor spaces as their workgroup <br />leaders could not be here today due to illness. <br />iv. Colin asked Leiha if there is anything that is surprising or stands out? <br />1. Spotlighted the work, some of the partners have done really great work. It isn’t <br />centralized, but our towns and non-profits are working to make OC an age- <br />friendly community, beyond just being senior center oriented. Partnership a real <br />highlight. <br />v. Janice, how have you found it successful in getting out message to the BOCC? <br />1. Explaining to commissioners the matrix, driving home the point that this is about <br />partnerships. This isn’t a Department on Aging plan it is a County plan with 100+ <br />community partners. We are the model to bring folks together and make this <br />work. It is a lot of work by a lot of people. <br />2. OC is a model, there is so much work going on, but it is still not enough, even <br />with all the activity, but we know that we need more. There is so much less <br />offered in other counties. <br />3. We will keep talking and advocating. This goes back to budgeting. We are proud <br />of our work, but we have to look how the older adult population is increasing, <br />especially adults 85+ are increasing and we need to be aware of and ready for all <br />that it entails to support that increase and need.
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