Advocates say thousands of older New Yorkers currently face difficult choices daily, often forcing them to decide between basics like food, healthcare and rent. A recent report from state Comptroller Thomas P.
DiNapoli, the number of New Yorkers aged 65 and older has soared to 1. The Age Strong NYC campaign focuses on funding and creating a compassionate and supportive environment for older adults. Council Member Mercedes Narcisse speaks out at the rally alongside senior New Yorkers and older adult advocates.
Photo by Lloyd Mitchell. Brooklyn Council Member Crystal Hudson, chair of the Committee on Aging, joined the advocates to emphasize the importance of robust funding to ensure that older adults can continue aging in place with dignity. Fellow Brooklyn Council Member Mercedes Narcisse echoed these sentiments, adding that a strong New York is one that supports its oldest members.
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