The event will bring together local, state, and national leaders from across sectors to highlight social connections through nutrition and physical activity. Day one of the Summit will focus on social connection and its role in senior nutrition programs and services. Day two will highlight how group community-based exercise and physical activities promote social connection and support health and well-being.

“A New Era of Care,” a series of three reports, describes how AI is already being used in home care and what is needed to ensure that it is helpful to caregivers and not burdensome.

The campaign reinforces an important message: the government will never EVER demand money, make threats, or tell you to transfer money or withdraw cash. Learn how to avoid these scams and help spread the word by joining the Elder Justice Coordinating Council’s Never EVER campaign.

During the webinar, participants will learn about the challenge background, Phase 1 prize design, submission requirements, key dates, and next steps.

Federal strategy strengthens rights, prevention, enforcement, and public awareness to stop elder abuse, exploitation, and imposter scams

In this webinar, panelists will discuss how their organizations integrate health care and social services to better support people living with dementia and their caregivers.

This webinar will explore current employment outcomes for individuals with brain injury and place them within the broader national disability landscape. Participants will receive a practical overview of current employment data and national disability trends that promote job placement and retention.

This webinar will provide a brief overview of the Center for Dementia Respite Innovation’s funding approach, program structure, and impact to date, followed by presentations from two funded providers highlighting their respite models.

In June, the Administration for Community Living (ACL) leads the nation’s observance of Elder Justice Awareness Month, a time to recognize the dignity and worth of older adults in every community. It serves as a reminder that aging should be accompanied by respect, safety, and inclusion, not isolation or neglect. Across families, workplaces, healthcare systems, and public institutions, we all share a responsibility to ensure older adults are protected, heard, and empowered to live with independence and purpose.

June is Elder Justice Awareness Month — and the numbers demand our attention. Older adults lost nearly $2.4 billion to fraud in 2024, up from $1.9 billion the year before. And because the vast majority of fraud goes unreported, that figure represents only a fraction of the real harm being done. Behind every statistic is a person who lost savings they spent decades building — money meant for retirement, healthcare, housing, and independence.