Insights for Aging Services Professionals
Empower Older Adults to Protect Themselves From Scams
Scams threaten the economic security and independence of older adults. That's why we've updated the scams prevention module in our popular Savvy Saving Seniors® financial education workshop series. Learn how to facilitate this new module, complete with presentation slides and a participant workbook. It's a great compliment to a valuable educational resource!
Explore the toolkit
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News and Tools You Can Use
Applications open for technical assistance
There is a critical shortage of direct care professionals. NCOA is excited to open applications for the second round of technical assistance opportunities for states to build a robust direct care workforce.
Learn more and apply
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Understanding Medicaid
Despite being widely used, many Americans don't know much about how Medicaid works. Our evergreen article lays out who Medicaid is intended to help and how the federal government and states work together to provide its services.
Share our explainer
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Symposium recordings now free to watch
Thousands of people attended the Older Adult Mental Health Awareness Day Symposium earlier this month. The virtual event was free and the recordings are, too! Browse and share the videos about this important issue.
Watch the sessions
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Still time to attend Age+Action May 28-30
Never underestimate the value of being around hundreds of people who share your passion for helping older adults. Single-day registration, continuing education credits for dieticians and social workers, and more now available!
Register for the conference
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