NCOA helps community-based organizations enroll older adults and people with disabilities with limited means into the benefits programs for which they are eligible so that they can remain healthy, independent, and improve the quality of their lives.

NCOA is committed to helping all older adults understand the financial programs and supports available to them, including resources to find work. That's why we partner with the aging services network and financial services industry to create tools for better budgeting, tips to avoid scams and fraud, and job training resources.

We support awareness and educational efforts about falls, including providing a clearinghouse of tools and best practices, and promotes evidence-based falls prevention programs and strategies across the nation.

NCOA supports the expansion and sustainability of evidence-based health promotion programs in the community through collaboration with national, state, and community partners to help older adults live healthier lives.

Senior centers are where engagement and innovation take place for older adults in their communities daily. They are vibrant sources of physical and social well-being, and centers provide essential services for older adults.

NCOA supports the direct care workforce and the nation’s oldest program that helps low-income, unemployed people age 55+ find work by providing critical resources, tools, and training.