This grant will fund centers of excellence to advance research and education aimed at improving and maintaining independence in older adults through focused aging research initiatives.
Funds two-year projects to implement the National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers statewide through cross-agency partnerships, with up to six months for planning and a required sustainability plan.
The National Institute on Aging plans funding for a center to coordinate Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers and share their findings; applications are not yet being accepted.
Healthy Aging Program supports organizations serving older adults in New York City, funding direct health and social services and improvements in care to help people live well at home or in long-term care.
This upcoming NIH grant will support early-stage physician and health professional investigators with prior research funding to develop leadership and research skills in aging and geriatrics.