We are seniors and disabled folks in the LGBTQIA+ community, and our allies, who are seeking to help ourselves, each other and our communities by sharing helpful information and resources that we need as we age.

We seek to learn, document and share information about resources and services we senior citizens and disabled folks need.

We are striving to improve our local communities for ourselves, our friends and families by connecting, networking and helping us find the resources we need as we age and become disabled.

Finding the services, organizations and housing we need change as we age and become seniors and disabled, this group strives to share helpful information for us seniors and disabled folks specifically in the LGBTQIA+ community.

We are a diverse community of seniors and disabled folks with diverse knowledge, skills and experiences. Our hope is to connect with each other to network, share information and help us feel not quite so alone as we LGBTQIA+ folks age.

We must network with each other and the service agencies that help us - to create a visible and unified presence at city halls that fund what we need. Government and elected officials who spend our tax monies need to hear and see we are alive, and have real needs for services.

Most importantly city hall meetings need to see we are real, we are still alive and we need services and support now. Unless our voices are heard and we are seen, we become invisible - resulting in services and programs we need lose funding and get eliminated entirely.

We are real people who need our senior centers and services! Our voices must heard! We must be seen!