February, 2018

255, 217, 74 ONE IN FIVE “Analysis of demographic and membership data, as well as conversations with area seniors highlight the importance of the Senior Center; call for a broader, expansive vision for the Center; and makes the case for a modern, vibrant facility as the base for an ambitious outreach plan.” — Weldon Cooper Demographics Research Group

 economic development  work force  social services  health care Aging impacts …  community planning  economic development  work force  social services  health care  families

Senior Center Model: Active Aging  Promotes independence  Cost effective  Relief for family caregivers  Lower health and long-term care costs  Reduced demand for social services  More volunteers for area nonprofits  More contributors to the local economy Increased Longevity + Healthy Aging = More Contributors & Less Cost

Senior Center’s Role  Programs that support active aging  Partnerships with area organizations  Meeting space for community groups  Community and civic engagement  Awareness of aging issues Outcomes from everyday activities at the Center have meaningful results for our community. Accessibility (scholarships, bus route, JAUNT); no public funding; community impact

The Center at Belvedere: Expanded Community Center Model Accessible Mixed Use Multi-generational Environmentally Friendly • scholarships (currently about 10%) • CAT bus stop at the front entrance • capacity for satellite delivery • expanded hours • amenities including Greenberry’s café • meeting & event space for community groups • partnerships with area organizations • primary care clinic • volunteer center for Center & community engagement • proximity to SOCA, Fairview, Belvedere neighbors • outdoor spaces for programs & events • gardens • sustainable design

The Center at Belvedere: Meeting Community Need Performing Arts Auditorium with performance and rehearsal space Fitness & Wellness Wing with group exercise rooms and equipped fitness room Lifelong Learning Wing with flexible classrooms to expand Center & partner programs Volunteer Center to bolster civic involvement and support community nonprofits Art Studio and gallery space Game Room for recreation and social interaction Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital Primary Care Clinic Greenberry’s Café, a social hub and point of introduction to the Center Dedicated outdoor recreation space, gardens, access to trails Travel Office to serve the greater community { Overall: More programs across all wellness dimensions; extended hours; greater capacity; more collaboration; vibrant hub for older adults; resource for underserved segment

+ More Capacity to Serve Community growth in partnerships present future = results x 3 with larger, well-equipped facility and the addition of 8 full-time positions + growth in partnerships

Investment Return • Proven benefits for community health • Support for an age-friendly community • Economic opportunity • Improved quality of life for all ages

Thank you! Questions?