Cooperative agreements will support dementia-capable community health worker programs in the National Aging Network to improve screening, referrals, care access, and support for people with dementia and caregivers.
Three-year cooperative agreements support states and community organizations in expanding dementia-capable home and community-based services for people with dementia and their caregivers.
Funds 36-month cooperative agreements for federally recognized tribes and tribal entities to expand or develop dementia-capable home and community services for Tribal Elders and their caregivers.
This 36-month program funds State Units on Aging to establish or expand dementia-specific respite services for unpaid family caregivers, using trained providers and independent evaluation.
The CDRI grant funds innovative research projects to enhance person-centered respite care for people with dementia, prioritizing accessibility, sustainability, and measurable outcomes, especially for underserved groups.
Alzheimer’s Association’s HSR-ADRD Funding Program supports researchers studying dementia detection, diagnosis, and care pathways to build evidence for equitable, person-centered care.