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Learn more about the work we do, the people we serve, and why aging well matters now more than ever. If you are a reporter, please contact us at press@ncoa.org.
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Latest Research on Aging

NCOA conducts surveys and analyzes the latest data to understand the shifting needs of older adults, especially those most at risk of health challenges and financial insecurity.
NCOA and the Boston University Center for Aging and Disability Education and Research (CADER) have partnered to bring discounted online learning to senior center staff.

Our Policy Positions

Learn about the positions that guide our advocacy efforts, and how they support our ability to improve the lives of 40 million older adults by 2030.
A large, diverse group of people is gathered on the steps of the Capitol building, all wearing matching teal shirts with the slogan "Aging Well is my RIGHT." They are part of the Age+Action 2024 Conference Hill Day event organized by NCOA. The participants are smiling, cheering, and raising their hands in solidarity, holding a banner that reads "Aging Well for All." The Capitol dome is prominently visible in the background, signifying the advocacy and unity of the group in promoting the rights and well-being of older adults.

As we are living longer and healthier lives, it's important to recognize that aging is dynamic and differs for each person. Aging with health and economic security should be a right, not a privilege awarded to only those who can afford it. In your coverage of aging issues, turn to NCOA for expert commentary, the latest data, and innovative solutions that can help all of us.

Our subject-matter experts can comment on all aspects of aging, including the following issues:

Health

For many of us, good health helps ensure independence, security, and productivity as we age. Yet, health and safety challenges, such as chronic conditions, falls, and mental health issues impact millions of older Americans—all of which can impact quality of life. NCOA develops solutions that address health and well-being, including falls preventionnutrition, social isolation, aging in place, and access to Medicare and Medicaid. NCOA also supports a network of over 11,000 senior centers nationwide.

Economic Well-Being

NCOA is committed to helping all older adults access the financial programs and supports available to them, including resources to find work. Through economic well-being initiatives, we partner with the aging services network and financial services industry to create tools for better budgeting, offer tips to avoid online scams and fraud, and support job training resources like the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP). We also offer resources on navigating retirement, Social Security, and benefits, including:

Policy

As an organization with a mission of making aging well possible for everyone, NCOA constantly advocates for older adults. Working with thousands of national and local partners, our Policy Team works to ensure every person can age with health and financial security. Key issues include:

75 Years of Impact

From the spark of a movement to growing toward the future, NCOA's work to ensure we all can age with health and financial security is rooted in a rich history. This 75th anniversary timeline shows some highlights.

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What Should Aging Look Like?

Aging well in America means drawing upon important assets that support long life. Learn more about what we need to do to ensure everyone has the resources to nurture their well-being and independence.

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