CLC Board of Directors Adopts Leadership Statement on DEIB
The CLC Board of Directors approved a strong statement on our commitment to Diversity, Equity, Including and Belonging to guide the continuing efforts of our DEIB Task Force in implementing… Read More »
Snapshots from Good Neighbor Summer Activities
It has been a good summer so far and we are delighted each time we see old friends and new acquaintances in person. We have been walking, excercising, practicing… Read More »
Meet our Director of Neighborhood Networks, Lauren
If you live in the Cayuga neighborhood, you may have already met Community Living Campaign’s Director of Neighborhood Networks, Lauren Bactad. If not, you want to get to know her!… Read More »
Bridging the Digital Divide in Unique Ways
The need for more accessible and affordable technology to connect seniors and people with disabilities doesn’t end when the state officially opens. Just because everyone is no longer sheltering in… Read More »
Resilience is Buoyancy and Showing Up, Nicky Says
Resiliency is buoyancy. It’s like those buoys you see off the coast, battered by powerful waves in storms, but they just don’t sink. They stay afloat. And they signal to… Read More »
Community Connector Networks Seek Safe & Accessible Transportation
The Community Living Campaign is submitting a proposal to Supervisor Myrna Melgar and the Participatory Budget Process in Supervisor District 7. The goal is to improve safe and accessible… Read More »
Resilience Takes Confidence and Adaptability, Laura Says
It’s worth taking a moment to celebrate just how resilient we’ve been in the last year. This is a key quality at healthy aging and thriving in life, and we’ve… Read More »
Connecting Neighbors with Tech Devices
Church activities. Seeing your family, especially grandchildren. Spending time with friends. Taking exercise classes. Staying mentally active with community college classes. The list of reasons that neighbors want to use… Read More »
Here’s How You Can Help Seniors Age at Home with Dignity
Do you think San Francisco should spend more money on services to help older adults and adults with disabilities age at home? We have an opportunity to encourage Mayor London… Read More »
Smiling Eyes, Elbow Bumps Galore at Senior Power Event
We’re back in person! Senior Power’s outdoor event was a big hit, attracting neighbors in the Sunset to enjoy each other’s company once again, plus enjoy the talents of some… Read More »