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Yoko Meusch

Program Associate, NCOA Center for Healthy Aging

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Yoko Meusch, MA, provides marketing, implementation, administrative, and product development and fulfillment support to the Aging Mastery Program, an NCOA’s signature program. She also provides technical assistance to 750+ Aging Mastery partners in the U.S. Meusch also provides technical assistance and support to six U.S. Administration for Community Living (ACL) grant-funded community-based organizations throughout the country who are offering evidence-based falls prevention and chronic disease self-management education.

Yoko Meusch, Senior Coordinator, NCOA's Aging Mastery Program

Latest from Yoko Meusch

  1. Tips for Managing Staff Transitions and Maintaining Evidence-Based Program Delivery Capacity

    Jul 03, 2024
    These tips can help prepare you and your organization for staff changes and smooth transition

  2. How to Successfully Involve Community Health Workers in Delivering Evidence-Based Programming

    Apr 17, 2024
    Community health workers are uniquely positioned to be leaders of evidence-based programming.

  3. Tips for Recruiting and Supporting Volunteers as Evidence-Based Program Leaders

    Oct 31, 2023
    Volunteers are vital to the success of many evidence-based programs, but challenges can keep organizations from recruiting and keeping them. Here are some keys to success.

  4. Tip Sheet: Collecting Participant and Partner Data for ACL Chronic Disease Self-Management and Falls Prevention Evidence-Based Programs

    Oct 23, 2023
    Many organizations experience challenges with collecting data from participants and partners. These tips from ACL grantees can help.

  5. How the Aging Mastery Program is Helping Older Adult Immigrants and Refugees Navigate Longer Lives and Age Well

    Apr 14, 2023
    The Aging Mastery Program offered to older adult refugees from the Middle East and Eastern Africa countries in the Denver area yielded great results.

  6. How to Collect Powerful Testimonials from Program Participants

    Mar 09, 2023
    Two senior men are sitting on a park bench having a conversation.

  7. Disability, Accessibility, and Inclusivity: A Best Practices Guide for Health Education Providers

    Aug 30, 2022
    This guide not only helps us deepen the understanding of disabilities, inclusivity, and accessibility, but also provides practical and effective strategies to create an accessible and inclusive environment for all community members to participate in health promotion programs.
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