While Aging Together has an overarching vision to address the regional issue of aging facing the partnership as a whole, each member county has a specific vision to address the immediate issues facing their respective communities. Those individual county visions follow.

	Culpeper County E-Mail:  Healthy Culpeper Adult/Senior Committee “Our vision is to enhance and support quality of life for seniors while retaining the close-knit, friendly atmosphere of the community; to raise awareness and promote solutions to the current needs of seniors; and to plan actively for future needs in order for seniors to age in place.”
	Fauquier County County  E-Mail: Fauquier Senior Care Network “The vision of the Fauquier Senior Care Network is to provide, expand, and create an ever evolving network of services to our senior citizen population by addressing quality of life issues, including long-term care, short-term care, and rehabilitative services.”
	Madison County  E-Mail: Madison County Aging Together “Our vision for aging is that Madison County will continue as a peaceful, rural setting in which our citizens experience a strong sense of both place and community; serve and contribute to that community in a variety of ways; and are assured of help when needed from family, neighbors and churches as well as from a responsive government.”
	Orange County E-Mail: Aging Together in Orange “Our vision is to enable people to remain independent and in their own homes for as long as they choose. If nursing care becomes necessary, we envision a county which allows people to move smoothly through the continuum of care in a manner re?ective of their individual needs and desires.”
	Rappahannock County E-Mail: Rappahannock Eldercare Coalition “Our vision is to enable older persons to have the choice of remaining in the County, in their own homes, if they choose to do so. For those older persons who choose not to reside in their own homes due to illness, need for companion-care, or the desire to downsize, our vision is to create viable choices for housing and care within the county so that residents can continue to be a part of our community.”