Join us for Age+Action 2026 to connect with your peers, share best practices, and advance our shared mission to help everyone age well.

At this year’s conference, you’ll have the opportunity to:

• Learn what works in four tracks—Healthy Aging, Economic Well-Being, Senior Centers, and Workforce (full agenda coming soon!)
• Earn Continuing Education credits for selected sessions
• Educate your members of Congress by adding Hill Day to your registration
• Honor our Trailblazers in Aging—submit your award nomination by Feb. 27

We can't wait to see you May 26-29 in Arlington, Virginia!

The Direct Care Workforce (DCW) Strategies Center now offers a faster way for states to get support! This option provides timely, practical assistance on direct care workforce issues in home and community-based services programs and help is tailored to your chosen topics.

In collaboration with IBM, we're providing grants to community-based and governmental organizations to support and strengthen older adults' digital confidence and workforce readiness through IBM SkillsBuild. Learn more below!

We surveyed more than 2,300 older adults, and most respondents said they feel confident about which foods are healthy for older adults and how staying active can help with joint or muscle discomfort. But 71% say affordability makes it difficult to buy healthy food.

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