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National Institute of Senior Centers

Every day, over 1 million older adults get connected at their local senior center. NISC is committed to supporting and strengthening the nation’s 11,000 senior centers through best practices, professional development, advocacy, research, and national standards and accreditation.

Get award-winning programs!

We’re proud to announce the winners of our 2012 Programs of Excellence Awards.

The Latest in Senior Centers

Webinar: Winning Senior Center Programs

On May 16, six winners of our NISC 2012 Programs of Excellence Awards will share details about their programs that earned recognition. Listen in to get great ideas for intergenerational, educational, creative, health, and fundraising programs.

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How Are You Celebrating Older Americans Month?

May marks the 50th anniversary of Older Americans Month. What are you doing to celebrate? Tell us, and we’ll share the best ideas.

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Still Seeking NISC Leaders!

We’ve filled two positions on the NISC Leadership Group, but still need nominees for Public Policy, Improving Health, and Chair-Elect.

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Offer a Chronic Disease Workshop at Your Center

We're looking for organizations to help implement Better Choices, Better Health®, the online version of Stanford’s Chronic Disease Self-Management Program.

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Hingham Senior Center Earns Accreditation

Congratulations to Hingham Senior Center in Massachusetts for earning National Senior Center Accreditation.

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2012 Awards: Workshop Helps Seniors Live Out Loud

Seniors at Hollin Hall Senior Center in Alexandria, VA, took a six-week guided exploration on how to become more creative. They pursued their quest for continuous learning and unleashed their creativity through art, cooking, and exercise.

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Firman, Milner to Keynote Senior Centers 2013

Jim Firman, NCOA president, and Colin Milner, president of the International Council on Active Aging, will be the keynote speakers at the Senior Centers 2013 conference, Oct. 2-4 in Sturbridge, MA. Have an idea for a session? Submit it by May 24.

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Partner with Your Local Y on Diabetes Education

NCOA is partnering with the YMCA to promote a program that helps those at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes adopt and maintain healthy lifestyles. See if your local Y is participating and help spread the word!

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