Intergenerational Housing and Care Survey
The sudden closure of the Slayton Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in May 2019 left locals scrambling to find new homes and services for parents and loved ones. To address this gap in housing and service needs, a group of concerned citizens, led by Lynn Johnson, created a new nonprofit -- Operation Prairie Venture (OPV) [www.operationprairieventure.org].

OPV's mission "is to build innovative services and spaces for older adults that enable all generations to live and thrive in a vibrant community." To fulfill this mission will require the feedback, leadership and energy from a wide-range of people in Slayton and beyond.

Operation Prairie Venture continues its efforts to address the gaps in housing and service needs, and is asking for your thoughts. Please take a few moments to answer the following questions.
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What services are missing or need improvement for older adults?
Not Needed
Missing and Needed
Exists But Needs Improvement
Good as Exists
Memory Care
Events/Gatherings With People of All Ages
House and Pet Sitting
Technical Support for Computers, Smartphones, iPads, Televisions
In-Home Health Services
Respite Services
In-Home Personal Assistance Services
In-Home Personal Care (manicure, hair stylist, massage, etc.)
Gardening Services
Maintenance Services
Housing
Transportation Services
Skilled Nursing
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What comments do you have about service needs for older adult?
What types of building projects should Operation Prairie Venture pursue?
Not Important
Somewhat Important
Very Important
Must Have
Duplexes
Single Story Private Homes
Apartments for Older Adults
Assisted Living
Memory Care
Childcare
Community Space
Recreational Space
Tiny Homes
Community Garden
Co-working Space
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If these services and/or spaces were to be combined, which would best fit together in one location?  
What comments do you have about housing needs for older adults in the Slayton area?  
We want to hear your story.  How has the closure of the Slayton Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center impacted you, your family and/or your community?  
What ways would you like to be involved in building innovative services and spaces for older adults that enable all generations to live and thrive in a vibrant community?  (Check all that apply)
Additional Comments
Would you like to receive updates from Operation Prairie Venture?  If so, please add your contact information.
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Planning Partners
In March 2020, Lynn Johnson, on behalf of the OPV Board, asked the City of Slayton for support. The City Council then agreed to provide funding to work with the Southwest Regional Development Commission (www.swrdc.org) on strategic planning efforts. In June 2020, Molly Malone authored a grant proposal that OPV was awarded with the University of Minnesota Extension's Southwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership (SWRSDP) to work on planning efforts. With the backing of the city and the support of SRDC and SWRSDP, Operation Prairie Venture continues its planning to address the gaps in housing and service needs. The results of this survey will inform the design of Operation Prairie Venture.
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