Trust for America's Health Celebrates Older Americans Month
The month of May provides America with the opportunity to celebrate our families, neighbors, colleagues, and friends as we all age. It is an opportunity…
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What's Public Health Got to do With… Housing for Older Adults?
September 2024 Among the many challenges faced by people growing older in the U.S., housing remains one of the most complex and costly. As people…
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What's Public Health Got to do With... Healthy Living & Aging
February 2022 Excerpted from health.gov Blog, written by the Director of the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion at the Department of Health and…
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Healthy Aging and The Social Determinants of Health
March 2022 by Aaron Guest, PhD, MPH, MSWAssistant Professor of AgingCenter for Innovation in Healthy and Resilient AgingArizona State University In the opening pages of…
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Age-Friendly EcoSystem
TFAH is working to strategically align the AFPHS initiative with other components of the Age-Friendly Ecosystem. Age-Friendly Health Systems is an initiative of The John…
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What's Public Health Got to do with... Healthy Aging?
By Karon Phillips & Megan Wolfe Quotes from Chuck Henry, Florida Department of Health in Sarasota The COVID-19 pandemic has made it starkly clear that…
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AFPHS Network
TFAH works with numerous stakeholders and partners to improve older adult health and well-being at the national, state, and local levels. Florida The Age-Friendly Public…
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The John A. Hartford Foundation TFAH is proudly supported by The John A. Hartford Foundation, a private, nonpartisan, national philanthropy dedicated to improving the care…
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Past Training - April 2025 AFPHS Training
During emergencies and disasters, the public health system plays a crucial role in the protection of people and communities. Trust for America’s Health’s annual Ready…
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What's Public Health got to do with... Fall Prevention in Older Adults?
According to the CDC, falls are the leading cause of injury for adults aged 65 years and older. Over 14 million, or 1 in 4…
