Final FY18 funding brings good news for aging services
The “omnibus” appropriations bill that the President signed on March 23 is good news for older adults and their families who rely on aging services programs. Read our summary.
The Persistent Women of Aging
March is Women’s History Month, and the National Women’s History Project has designed this year’s theme as Nevertheless She Persisted. In looking through NCOA’s history, this couldn’t ring more true.
ReadStraight Talk for Seniors®: What the Administration’s FY19 Budget Request Means for Seniors
On Feb. 12, the Administration released its FY19 budget request, which outlines its funding priorities. See what it means for aging services programs.
ReadWe Have so Much to Learn from Black Elders — and so Many Reasons to Support Them
At the start of Black History Month, a reminder to stop and think about how we can better honor and support the elders who have paved the way for us.
ReadStraight Talk for Seniors®: Movement on FY18 Budget is Good News for Aging Services
September was shaping up to feature divisive budget debates in Congress, but within the past week, those deliberations have been averted or at least postponed.
ReadSCSEP: Providing Jobs and Economic Impact Across the Country
SCSEP puts nearly 70,000 older Americans to work in large and small communities across the country. Find out how.
ReadStraight Talk for Seniors®: The Senior Community Service Employment Program
As policymakers talk about jobs, there’s only one program that provides job training and placement to low-income seniors. But the 52-year-old program is slated for elimination in the Administration’s budget.
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