Age- and Dementia-Friendly Washington Action Plan open for review and feedback

The draft of the Age- and Dementia-Friendly Washington Action Plan is now available for review and feedback. Share your feedback by September 4, 2026.

The plan is for state agencies and state partner organizations. It amplifies community voices and focuses on where the state has power and capacity over the next three years.

The plan includes an overview of the Age- and Dementia-Friendly framework, key themes, and goals. The draft goals are to:

  1. Engage leaders at all levels in addressing community needs, prioritize and center community voices.
  2. Strengthen state capacity and multi-sector collaboration.
  3. Promote health and well-being at all ages.
  4. Cultivate a culture of planning for a long life.

Review the draft plan

The draft has not been fully designed, graphic design will begin after the public comment period closes.

Submit your feedback

 In your email, include:

  • Your name.
  • Agency, organization, or business.
  • The version you reviewed, with graphics or plain text.
  • The page and line number related to your comment.
  • Your comment or suggestion.

Comments and commenters’ names are subject to public review and disclosure. Do not share private information, such as details about your health, a loved one, or anything that would identify your location.

Find support and services

There are existing resources you can access today.

Community Living Connections

Statewide network of Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) and their local partners. Trusted sources of information and assistance, where older adults and their family care partners can find specialized information, support, and service options in their area.

Visit: Community Living Connections
Call:  855-567-0252

Alzheimer’s Association

For people living with memory loss or any type of dementia and their family care partners. Provides

  • Information on all-things dementia and brain health in English and Spanish.
  • Referrals for support groups.
  • 24/7 phone support.
  • Training and care consultations.

Visit: Alzheimer’s Association
Call:  800-272-3900