THE CITY OF LA PUENTE'S
LOCAL AGING AND DISABILITY

ACTION PLAN PROGRAM

The City of La Puente’s Local Aging and Disability Action Plan Program

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We sincerely thank residents and participants for their valuable feedback on aging and disability services. The City of La Puente is finalizing the Local Aging and Disability Action Plan, scheduled for release in March 2025. The plan will be formally launched at a public press event, alongside a resource fair in partnership with our partners.


If you wish to partner with the Local Aging and Disability Action Plan and join the resource fair, please complete the Partner Commitment Form below.

How will La Puente’s LADAP program engage the local community?

The La Puente LADAP has created an advisory committee of community leaders in the local aging and disability services to guide and advise the community engagement and the creation of an age and disability-friendly action plan.

The LADAP program will also engage community members from the aging and disability communities, their caregivers, and families to share their opinions and insights at community listening sessions and with surveys to help make La Puente an age- and ability-friendly community.

The La Puente LADAP program will host:

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Listening Sessions (attendees earn a $40 gift card)
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Surveys (participants earn a $10 gift card)
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Informational Sessions
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Workshops and Training
Who can participate?

Active and meaningful participation is encouraged from a diverse range of stakeholders. This includes but is not limited to:

Community Members Residents of La Puente who have firsthand experiences or insights into the needs and challenges of older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Caregivers Those who provide care and support for older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Local Organizations Non-profit organizations, community groups, and service providers dedicated to the well-being of aging individuals and those with disabilities.
Healthcare Professionals Input from medical professionals, caregivers, and healthcare practitioners who can provide expertise on health-related aspects and care requirements.
Educational Institutions Schools and educational institutions to incorporate insights into the unique challenges faced by aging individuals and individuals with disabilities.
Business Community Involvement of local businesses to consider accessibility, employment opportunities, and other factors contributing to the overall well-being of older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Elected Officials/Government Agencies Collaboration with local government agencies involved in healthcare, social services, and community development to ensure a holistic and coordinated approach.
Will transportation be provided for the in-person sessions?

If you need help with accessible transportation to a in-person session, please call (626) 900-8825 or email agefriendly@lapuente.org.

What is a Local Aging and Disability Action Plan?

A Local Aging and Disability Action Plan (LADAP) is a program of strategies and actions that aims to improve services for older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and their families by expanding culturally important and accessible services. La Puente’s LADAP is funded by a grant award from the California Department of Aging that aims to:

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Improve services and resources for older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families
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Elevate the strengths and voices of community members who are aging and/or living with a disability
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Address health and other inequities within the aging and disabled communities
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Combat racism, ageism, ableism, and biases with aging and disability services
What are the Eight Domains of Livability?

The eight domains of livability were created by the World Health Organization (WHO) and AARP. They are quality-of-life metrics that enable people of all ages and abilities to live healthy and connected lives within their communities. These domains are:

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Outdoor Spaces and Buildings
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Respect and Social Inclusion
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Transportation
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Work and Civic Engagement
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Housing
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Communication and Information
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Social Participation
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Community and Health Services
What are the California Master Plan for Aging and the Five Goals for Healthy Communities?

The California Master Plan for Aging (MPA) is a statewide initiative encouraging state government, local government, the private sector, and philanthropy to work together to improve equitable resources and actions supporting and engaging aging and disability communities. The Master Plan for Aging outlines Five Bold Goals to build a California for all ages and abilities:

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Housing for all Ages and Stages: Millions of New Housing Options to Age Well
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Health Reimagined: Close the Equity Gap and Increase Life Expectancy
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Inclusion and Equity, not Isolation: Keep Increasing Life Satisfaction as We Age
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Caregiving that Works: One Million High-Quality Caregiving Jobs
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Affording Aging: Close the Equity Gap in and Increase Elder Economic Sufficiency
How will La Puente use these domains of livability and five bold goals to create a local aging and disability action plan?

The City of La Puente will use the eight domains of livability and these five bold goals to structure the evaluation and planning of aging and disability resources and services.

What will La Puente’s Local Aging and Disability Action Plan look like?

The City of La Puente will create a Local Area Action Plan document that will provide recommendations and strategies developed from community member insights to guide the growth and promotion of our community’s aging and disability resources. This action plan document will be available on the City of La Puente’s website.

Where can I get more information about La Puente’s LADAP program?

For more information, email agefriendly@lapuente.org or call (626) 900-8825.

Local Aging and Disability Action Plan (LADAP) – Available Now

The City of La Puente is proud to announce the completion of the Local Aging and Disability Action Plan (LADAP). This comprehensive, community-driven action plan aims to enhance the quality of life for older adults and individuals with disabilities, ensuring that La Puente remains a vibrant, accessible, and age-friendly community for all.

The plan outlines strategic goals and actionable steps in key areas including housing, transportation, health and wellness, economic security, and social engagement. By addressing these priorities, the City will work to create a supportive environment where residents of all ages and abilities can thrive.

What's Inside the LADAP?

- Key Findings — Insights gathered from community forums, surveys, and listening sessions.

- Actionable Goals — Specific strategies to enhance accessibility and inclusivity across various sectors.

- Implementation Plan — A roadmap for enacting the proposed strategies, and a sustainability plan.

We invite residents, community organizations, and stakeholders to review the full LADAP to understand the steps we are taking together to improve the lives of those living in La Puente.

For more information or to get involved in the implementation phase, please contact the Community Services Department.

LADAP Action Plan (English) LADAP Action Plan Summary (Spanish) LADAP Action Plan Summary (Mandarin)
How can I get involved in the LADAP program?

The city of La Puente would like to partner with businesses and organizations committed to becoming more age and disability friendly. If you would like to become a certified partner of the La Puente LADAP program, please fill out the partner commitment form below.

Become a Certified Partner