Establishes the senior center council to discuss challenges, share information, and recommend support for senior centers.
The bill establishes the senior center council to provide a forum for discussing challenges facing senior centers across New York and developing solutions. It supports sharing information on efficient operations, encourages the spread of effective methods and programs, and creates an environment for peer-to-peer support. The council also offers recommendations on how the state can support senior centers and ensure their long-term sustainability. The council consists of ten members appointed by the director, with at least two members over the age of sixty-two.
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