A Vision for Healthy Aging: Grounded in Partnerships
In this episode, host J. Nadine Gracia, President and CEO of Trust for America’s Health, is joined by Rani Snyder, President of The John A. Hartford Foundation.
The toolkit was developed to support the public health sector in preventing elder mistreatment and working with community partners to help victims, families, and perpetrators.
The Age-Friendly Ecosystem map is designed to enhance partnerships within states by providing information about the age-friendly movements across the U.S.
TFAH is excited to announce that there are now over 250 Age-Friendly Public Health Systems Champions across the country.
As the population ages, the critical role of family and informal caregivers will continue to grow and needs support.
AFPHS’ 6Cs Training and Implementation Guide is designed to increase the knowledge and expertise needed to understand and expand public health’s role in improving and supporting older adult health and well-being at all levels.
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Recognition Program
Age-Friendly Public Health Systems Recognition Program
TFAH is supporting state and local health departments as they work to adopt healthy aging as a core public health function through the AFPHS Recognition Program. This program provides states and local health departments with the opportunity to receive recognition for their work to support the health of older adults.