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AGING <br /> DEPARTMENT SUMMARY <br /> Mission Statement <br /> As a designated Area Agency on Aging,the Hawai`i County Office of Aging is part of a <br /> national network with a common mission—a mission with the goal of ensuring the <br /> dignity, independence, and the ability for older individuals to remain in their homes as <br /> long as possible. The Hawaii County Office of Aging will serve as the principle <br /> advocate for older individuals, caregivers and service providers to ensure the fulfillment <br /> of the mission entrusted to us. <br /> Department Goals <br /> In cooperation with the State Executive Office on Aging (EOA)the Area Agency on <br /> Aging will participate in meeting the following statewide goals: <br /> 1) Aging Well: Provide multiple opportunities for older adults to age well, remain <br /> active, and enjoy quality lives while continuing to engage in their communities. <br /> 2) Developing Partnerships: To develop partnerships and coalitions that will spotlight <br /> the challenges of Hawai`i's aging population and cultivate strategies to address those <br /> needs. <br /> 3) ADRC Enhancement: Continue to participate in the Statewide Aging and <br /> Disabilities Resource Center(ADRC) initiative for older adults and their families. <br /> Participation will enhance access to Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) <br /> and Long-Term Support Services (LTSS). <br /> 4) Independence and Dignity: Enabling older adults and people with disabilities, to <br /> remain in their own community setting of choice through the availability and access <br /> of quality Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) and Long-Term Services <br /> and Supports (LTSS). <br /> Funding Source and Position Count <br /> General Fund $ 746,907 General Fund 13 <br /> Grant Revenue $3,735,000 Grant Revenue/Other 7 <br /> Other $ 7,500 <br /> • Total Budget: $4,489,407 Total Number of Positions 20 <br /> 1 <br />