This webinar will explore how the third season of the innovative educational telenovela "Recuerdos Perdidos" (Lost Memories) is supporting Latino families and professionals in navigating late-stage dementia and end-of-life care. Participants will learn culturally responsive strategies for dementia education, how to lead group discussions using the facilitator guide, and ways to address common hospice misconceptions.

The event will bring together local, state, and national leaders from across sectors to grow the social connections of older adults and people with disabilities. Participants will gain insights into innovative programs, promising practices, and resources that promote social connection, as well as strategies and mechanisms to grow, replicate, and scale social connection programs nationwide.

In this webinar, participants will hear from a community-based organization that successfully leveraged funding from ACL to create and implement dementia programs that have continued beyond their federal grant period. Presenters will explain practical strategies for embedding dementia best practices into enduring, community-based care systems.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Office for Older Americans is hosting a webinar featuring insights into cognitive capacity and how it relates to vulnerability to financial exploitation of older adults, as well as resources for people considering a financial caregiver for a loved one experiencing cognitive decline.

Eighteen teams will receive tailored support over the next year to advance solutions in recruitment, retention, well-being, and career advancement for the direct care workforce serving older adults and people with disabilities.

This funding opportunity is designed for applicants to propose how they will develop capacity for, deliver, and sustain evidence-based CDSME and support programs to improve the behavioral health of older adults and adults with disabilities through a statewide initiative.

Applicants will propose a clear, detailed plan that includes innovative approaches to advance and strengthen their lifespan respite care systems. Grantees are expected to build on previous efforts to improve access, delivery, and quality of respite care; improve service delivery coordination; and build effective statewide collaborations and partnerships.

The intent of this funding opportunity is to support specific targeted partnerships and innovative strategies to reduce falls and falls risk among older adults and adults with disabilities using a person-centered approach.

This funding opportunity is designed for applicants to develop a statewide initiative that will build capacity to increase the number of older adults with behavioral health conditions that participate in Older Americans Act senior nutrition programs.

The Administration for Community Living cordially invites you to join us and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights on Monday, July 28, 2025, to honor 35 years of progress since the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This event will bring together individuals with disabilities, families, advocates, and leaders in a shared commitment to the inherent dignity and worth of every person.