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Meet the CDSME Grantees

Since 2003, the Administration for Community Living/Administration on Aging (ACL/AOA) has been funding grantees to expand and sustain evidence-based chronic disease self-management education (CDSME) programs. This funding has led to widespread access to CDSME programs across the U.S. to help older adults and adults with disabilities manage their chronic conditions and live healthier lives. Chronic conditions include diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, chronic pain, and depression.   

Recipients of this grant comprise of state agencies, area agencies on aging, nonprofit organizations, universities, and tribal entities, who promote and implement CDSME programs while seeking opportunities for program sustainability in their community.

Read the grantee profiles to learn more about their goals and activities.  

2024 Grantees

Grantee
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Puerto Rico Department of Health
Shasta Community Health Center
University of Louisville Research Foundation — Traeger Institute

2023 Grantees

GranteeProfile
Cherry Health Download
Christian City, Inc. Download
Delta Health Alliance, Inc. Download
Michigan State University Extension  Download
New Mexico Diabetes Advisory Council Download
Rural Health Network of South Central NY, Inc. Download
The University of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonDownload
Texas A&M University Download

2022 Grantees

GranteeProfile
Comagine- NevadaDownload
Education Health and Research International, Inc.Download
Innovations for AgingDownload
Lamprey HealthcareDownload
National Kidney Foundation of MichiganDownload
Rhode Island Parent Information NetworkDownload
Rush University Medical CenterDownload
University of North Carolina AshevilleDownload
Wyoming Center on AgingDownload

2021 Grantees

GranteeProfile
Spectrum Generations Healthy Living for MEDownload
Mid-America Regional CouncilDownload
AgeOptionsDownload
Comagine- OregonDownload
Nebraska Department of Health and Human ServicesDownload
Mac, IncDownload
Pennsylvania Department of AgingDownload
Cherokee CountyDownload

 2020 Grantees

GranteeProfile
Health Promotion CouncilDownload
Partners in Care FoundationDownload
Elder OptionsDownload
Atlanta Regional CommissionDownload
Rush University Medical CenterDownload
AgeSpan (formerly Elder Services of the Merrimack Valley)Download
Metropolitan Community Health ServicesDownload
Presbyterian Health ServicesDownload
University of NevadaDownload
Sanford HealthDownload

2019 Grantees

GranteeProfile
Washington Department of Social and Health ServicesDownload
Community CouncilDownload
South Dakota State UniversityDownload
University of North Carolina- AshevilleDownload
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic MedicineDownload
Metropolitan Community Health ServicesDownload
New York State Office for the AgingDownload
National Kidney Foundation of MichiganDownload
Rush University Medical CenterDownload
Idaho Commission on AgingDownload
Florida Department of Elder AffairsDownload

 2018 Grantees

GranteeProfile
Nebraska Department of Health and Human ServicesDownload
Wyoming State Department of HealthDownload
University of MissouriDownload
Missouri Association of Area Agencies on AgingDownload
Innovations for AgingDownload
Mac, inc.Download
Central Maine Area Agency on Aging (Spectrum Generations)Download
University of IllinoisDownload
Open Hand AtlantaDownload
Middle Alabama Area Agency on AgingDownload

View the Falls Prevention Grantee profiles.

NCOA's Healthy Aging Programs

Through NCOA's Center for Healthy Aging, we produce solutions that address social and behavioral determinants of health and wellbeing. Learn more about NCOA's wellness programs, tools, and resources that help older adults live healthier lives.

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