Creating an accessible and inclusive city for people of all ages and abilities
Age-Friendly Louisville is committed to making Louisville a place where people of all ages can be engaged and active members of the community. We seek to ensure that our built, social, health, and economic environments support individuals in leading thriving lives from stroller to walker.
We, along with the other Age-Friendly Cities across the world, are charged with developing a customized action plan that will drive the implementation of age-friendly practices across the eight age-friendly domains.
We welcome anyone who is interested in being part of this community-driven initiative to connect with us emailing to agefriendlylouisville@gmail.com and join a Workgroup!
Age-Friendly Louisville Media Coverage
East End Living Magazine, The Senior Spotlight
April 01, 2024
"Age-Friendly Louisville: Building Inclusive Communities from Stroller...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Age-Friendly Louisville (AFL) is a city-wide initiative led in partnership by Louisville Metro Government, AARP Kentucky, KIPDA, and the UofL Trager Institute. AFL's mission is clear: to cultivate an inclusive city where individuals of all ages and abilities can thrive ..."
Spectrum 1 News
FEB. 05, 2024
"Louisville Groups Want to Make the City More Age Friendly
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Multiple organizations are partnering in Louisville to make the city more age-friendly. The AARP, University of Louisville Trager Institute, Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency and Louisville Metro Government are working together.."
Louisville Metro TV
JAN. 10, 2024
Mayor Greenberg's Speech at 2024 Age-Friendly Louisville Kickoff Event
On January 25th, 2024 Age-Friendly Louisville revived their workgroup meetings with a Kickoff event. Mayor Greenberg shared an inspiring speech to express his wholehearted support the the AFL mission and vision.
Courier Journal
FEB. 16, 2022
"How new Louisville Metro Council resolution creates more barriers to affordable housing
AARP Kentucky, Age-Friendly Louisville, Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund and Metropolitan Housing Coalition - In June 2021, Louisville Metro Council voted overwhelmingly (23-3) to pass a re ..."