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How to hold a Town Hall Meeting:
| Elderly caregivers with a chronic illness have a 63% higher mortality rate than their non-caregiver peers. |
What — Town Hall meetings are an opportunity for citizens to voice their concerns and opinions on
a given topic so as to raise awareness and press for action. A Town Hall meeting provides an organized
opportunity for family caregivers in a given community or state to be heard by their local leaders and
others in decision making positions.
How — A Planning Guide (172kb, PDF) is available for the Town Hall Meeting initiative. Printed
copies can be purchased on line or by calling NFCA at 800–896–3650.
When — Town Hall meetings can be held anytime of the year.
Where — Meeting places include local community centers, schools, libraries or hospitals.
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