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~ Sacramento, California - In a move to recognize and celebrate the contributions of older Californians, Governor Gavin Newsom has declared May 2025 as "Older Californians Month." The proclamation was issued today and highlights the significant impact that older residents have on the state's families, communities, and economy.
With nearly nine million older residents in California, the state is home to a diverse population that brings a wealth of life experiences and cultures. By 2030, it is estimated that one in four Californians will be 60 or older, with over one million reaching the age of 85 or above. This trend is reflective of national demographic shifts and California is leading the way in addressing the needs of its aging population.
Governor Newsom's administration has been actively working towards this goal through its 10-year Master Plan for Aging. In its fifth year, the plan has already shown promising results in creating inclusive policies and programs that align with the priorities of Californians. These include initiatives such as home and community care, climate and disaster readiness efforts, modernization of behavioral health systems for geriatric care, expanding healthcare access and affordability with a focus on dementia prevention and care, as well as increasing affordable housing options and transportation services.
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The progress made by California in building an inclusive environment for older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers is something that all residents can take pride in. Governor Newsom's commitment to creating an inclusive California for all is evident through these efforts. This year's theme for Older Californians Month - "Flip the Script on Aging" - aims to change society's perception of aging by challenging ageism and ableism.
Stigma and stereotypes surrounding aging can have harmful effects on self-image and contribute to discrimination within systems of care. The Master Plan for Aging seeks to provide person-centered services to those who need it most while ensuring equal access to opportunities for all Californians.
The positive impact of the state's diverse and growing aging population can be seen in various aspects of daily life, from record numbers of older adults in the workforce to the countless retirees and volunteers who contribute to their communities. As we celebrate Older Californians Month this year and beyond, it is important to recognize and appreciate the knowledge, skills, and wisdom that older residents bring to our state.
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In his proclamation, Governor Newsom urges all Californians to join in celebrating the contributions of older Californians and continue working towards a better future for all generations. The proclamation was signed on May 9th, 2025, with Governor Newsom's signature and the Great Seal of California affixed.
In other recent news, California has launched a new AI-powered chatbot called "Ask CAL FIRE" on CAL FIRE's website. This chatbot provides wildfire resources and emergency information in 70 languages ahead of peak wildfire season. Additionally, Governor Newsom has been appointed co-chair of the U.S. Climate Alliance - a bipartisan coalition of 24 governors working towards achieving a net-zero carbon pollution future in America through state-led climate action.
Governor Newsom also announced several appointments today, including Gena Castro Rodriguez to the Board of State and Community Corrections. Castro Rodriguez brings years of experience as an owner of a consulting firm and an advocate for criminal justice reform.
As California continues to make strides towards creating an inclusive environment for its aging population, these recent developments showcase the state's commitment to building a better future for all its residents.
With nearly nine million older residents in California, the state is home to a diverse population that brings a wealth of life experiences and cultures. By 2030, it is estimated that one in four Californians will be 60 or older, with over one million reaching the age of 85 or above. This trend is reflective of national demographic shifts and California is leading the way in addressing the needs of its aging population.
Governor Newsom's administration has been actively working towards this goal through its 10-year Master Plan for Aging. In its fifth year, the plan has already shown promising results in creating inclusive policies and programs that align with the priorities of Californians. These include initiatives such as home and community care, climate and disaster readiness efforts, modernization of behavioral health systems for geriatric care, expanding healthcare access and affordability with a focus on dementia prevention and care, as well as increasing affordable housing options and transportation services.
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The progress made by California in building an inclusive environment for older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers is something that all residents can take pride in. Governor Newsom's commitment to creating an inclusive California for all is evident through these efforts. This year's theme for Older Californians Month - "Flip the Script on Aging" - aims to change society's perception of aging by challenging ageism and ableism.
Stigma and stereotypes surrounding aging can have harmful effects on self-image and contribute to discrimination within systems of care. The Master Plan for Aging seeks to provide person-centered services to those who need it most while ensuring equal access to opportunities for all Californians.
The positive impact of the state's diverse and growing aging population can be seen in various aspects of daily life, from record numbers of older adults in the workforce to the countless retirees and volunteers who contribute to their communities. As we celebrate Older Californians Month this year and beyond, it is important to recognize and appreciate the knowledge, skills, and wisdom that older residents bring to our state.
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In his proclamation, Governor Newsom urges all Californians to join in celebrating the contributions of older Californians and continue working towards a better future for all generations. The proclamation was signed on May 9th, 2025, with Governor Newsom's signature and the Great Seal of California affixed.
In other recent news, California has launched a new AI-powered chatbot called "Ask CAL FIRE" on CAL FIRE's website. This chatbot provides wildfire resources and emergency information in 70 languages ahead of peak wildfire season. Additionally, Governor Newsom has been appointed co-chair of the U.S. Climate Alliance - a bipartisan coalition of 24 governors working towards achieving a net-zero carbon pollution future in America through state-led climate action.
Governor Newsom also announced several appointments today, including Gena Castro Rodriguez to the Board of State and Community Corrections. Castro Rodriguez brings years of experience as an owner of a consulting firm and an advocate for criminal justice reform.
As California continues to make strides towards creating an inclusive environment for its aging population, these recent developments showcase the state's commitment to building a better future for all its residents.
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