n4a Publications Recent Publications Social Engagement for Older Adults, People with Disabilities and Caregivers During COVID-19: Results from a New Poll of Aging Network and Partner Organizations (2021) National Title VI Progam Survey Report Fast Facts: Title VI Native American Aging Programs: Services and Partnerships (2021) Fast Facts: The Impact of […]
Ready-to-Publish Articles These “evergreen” articles can be used in your publications and websites. Where possible, please credit the Administration for Community Living (and include a link back to ACL.gov!) Topic Title Download Caregivers Caring for YOUR Nutrition by ACL’s National Nutritionist Judy Simon PDF (241KB) Caregivers Feeding Your Loved One: Tips for Caregivers by ACL’s
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Growing Older at Home These are common issues for older people. You may share the often-heard wish — “I want to stay in my own home!” The good news is that with the right help you might be able to do just that. Staying in your own home as you get older is called “aging
Elder Justice Alliance of Shelby County by email rjames@m4a.org Middle Alabama Area Agency on Aging (M4A), Shelby County DHR and Key Stakeholders Partner to Launch the Elder Justice Alliance for the Protection of Vulnerable Adults Across Shelby County M4A, in partnership with Shelby County Department of Human Resources (DHR), elected officials, law enforcement, social
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SHELBY COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) – Shelby County leaders are cracking down on elder abuse and officially launched a justice alliance in response. DHR says upwards of 1,300 reports of elder abuse come in each year from across the state. Unfortunately, many of those reports are from Shelby County. “Shelby County alone had nearly 300 reports
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SHELBY COUNTY, (Ala) — An elder justice alliance just launched in Shelby County. It’s designed to better detect and prevent elder abuse. This alliance includes DHR, law enforcement, social services, and advocacy groups. “With COVID we’ve seen a large increase in several potential elder mistreatment cases,” Robyn James with the Middle Alabama Area Agency on
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Middle Alabama Area Agency on Aging (M4A) partners with other key stakeholders to protect older adults from mistreatment M4A, in partnership with several key stakeholders, has brought together a network of multi-disciplinary agencies and organizations as one strong force to create the Elder Justice Alliance of Shelby County. The mission of the Elder Justice Alliance
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