Professional Resources
NCOA connects professionals at senior centers, community-based organizations, and social and human services agencies with tools and resources to effectively improve the lives of older adults. Find trusted information that can have a big impact on someone's health and financial security.
Professional Resources
Benefits Access
NCOA helps community-based organizations enroll older adults and people with disabilities into the benefits programs they are eligible for. The goal: to remain healthy and independent with a good quality of life.
Economic Well-Being
NCOA partners with the aging services network and financial services industry to create tools for better budgeting, tips to avoid scams and fraud, and job training for older adults.
Falls Prevention
We support awareness and educational efforts about falls, including our clearinghouse of tools and best practices. We promote evidence-based falls prevention programs and strategies across the nation.
Healthy Aging Programs
NCOA supports the expansion and sustainability of evidence-based health promotion programs in the community by working with national, state, and community partners to help older adults live healthier lives.
Senior Centers
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.
Workforce Training
NCOA supports the direct care workforce and the nation’s oldest program that helps low-income, unemployed adults 55+ find work by providing critical resources, tools, and training.
Together, We Can Strengthen the Supports to Age Well
Aging well is not a solo journey. It takes strong systems and supports to help all of us maintain our health and economic well-being—now and in the future.
With your support, we are creating the conditions for everyone to age well. This means not just helping one individual but changing programs and policies to ensure every one of us has the basic supports we need to enjoy our gift of longevity—regardless of who we are or where we live.
