THE MANLY MANOR
Community Living for GLBT-Seniors
The Manly Manor is a consultancy that pursues the goal to support community living for the senior members of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender population in North America and Europe.
The Manly Manor aims to do so by promotion, consultation, development, and management of various forms of permanent, temporary, and recreational community living for GLBT-Seniors
The Manly Manor envisions Community Living as a coming together of GLBT-Seniors, with common attitudes, interests, and needs, to share their mutual understanding of how they wish to pursue their “successful aging.”
By choosing to live in a supportive residential collective, that provides the possibility to live both independent and interdependent, GLBT-Seniors may make a valuable step towards their “successful aging”.
The Manly Manor is a private enterprise initiative to offer services to individuals, businesses, organizations and administrations, both in the private and the public sector, who are confronted with questions and the need for assistance in relation to community living for GLBT-Seniors.
The Manly Manor is a consultancy that pursues the goal to support community living for the senior members of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender population in North America and Europe.
The Manly Manor aims to do so by promotion, consultation, development, and management of various forms of permanent, temporary, and recreational community living for GLBT-Seniors
The Manly Manor envisions Community Living as a coming together of GLBT-Seniors, with common attitudes, interests, and needs, to share their mutual understanding of how they wish to pursue their “successful aging.”
By choosing to live in a supportive residential collective, that provides the possibility to live both independent and interdependent, GLBT-Seniors may make a valuable step towards their “successful aging”.
The Manly Manor is a private enterprise initiative to offer services to individuals, businesses, organizations and administrations, both in the private and the public sector, who are confronted with questions and the need for assistance in relation to community living for GLBT-Seniors.
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