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AGING PROGRAMS AND PLAN FOCUS AREAS OAA FOCUS 1 - OLDER AMERICANS ACT CORE PROGRAMS (cont.) TITLE III-B SERVICES IN VIRGINIA ADDITIONAL SERVICES Emergency Employment LTC Coordinating Activity Medication Management Money Management Public Information & Education Socialization & Recreation Volunteer Providing financial aid and other resources, including referrals to other public and private agencies, to persons 60 and older who have an emergency need for help. The program provides for immediate and short-term assistance in getting resources in an emergency that endangers the health or well-being of older persons. Assisting persons age 60 or older to obtain part-time or full-time employment. Provides for the active participation of the AAA staff on local LTC coordinating com- mittee(s), i.e., in the planning and implementation of a coordinated service delivery system to insure the development and delivery of an adequate supply of HCBS to as- sist older persons to avoid or delay unnecessary institutionalization, and to assure efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the delivery of those services. Medication management: Information and education that helps older citizens under- stand how to take prescription, over-the-counter (OTC), and herbal medications in a safe and proper manner including following the regimen provided by their physician or pharmacist. Medication screening: Referral of older citizens to a physician or pharmacist for infor- mation and assistance with their medications. Medication education: Provision of information to older citizens about prescription, OTC, and herbal medications including common side effects, the dangers of mixing medications, and other issues related to medication management and screening. Assisting eligible older persons in making decisions and completing tasks necessary to manage day-to-day financial matters. The objective of money management ser- vices is to enable older persons to maintain financial stability, promote well-being, independence and self-determination, and protect their interests and rights. Informing older persons and the general public about the programs, services, and resources available to older adults and their caregivers. Service activity involves a contact with several older adults or potential clients (group services). The service may incorporate the development of special information campaigns to inform older people and the general public about issues, problems, and benefits important to older adults. Providing an opportunity for the individual to interact with others and participate in leisure time activities. They are designed to enable older individuals to attain and maintain physical and mental well-being through programs of regular physical activi- ty, exercise, music therapy, art therapy, and dance-movement therapy. Assisting older adults to obtain a suitable volunteer placement. 31
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