Gain insights on communication strategies that have the power to transform how your senior center talks about its work and the people we serve. The National Center to Reframe Aging is hosting a live online event on 7/8/26 at 11AM

*New* Memory Café Expansion Project in Washington state: Starting in 2026, the UW Memory and Brain Wellness Center, in alignment with the Memory Cafe Alliance (housed within Dementia Friendly America/USAging), will work with community partners to launch the Memory Cafe

Aging Mastery Program (AMP) is happening one last time virtually and is open to all adults in Washington State. Register at the link: https://bit.ly/47fwFKh Weekly topics will include 1) navigating longer lives, 2) fall prevention, 3) sleep, 4) advanced planning

WA Cares helps Washington workers earn long-term care benefits. Benefits will become available statewide in July 2026 to anyone who meets contribution and care needs requirements. To make sure our processes are ready, we’ve started offering benefits to a small group

Each year, Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties (MBAKS), organizes Rampathon, an initiative where members connect with local communities to construct wheelchair ramps at no cost for our neighbors across King and Snohomish counties. Applications for Rampathon 2026 are

Commit to Connect invites applications from aging and disability network organizations for a community of practice (COP) focusing on measuring the social connection impact of Chronic Disease Self-Management Education (CDSME) programs through pre- and post-test measures.  Each COP member will have

Registration Click here to register.  The summit is a health fair-style event with a flexible schedule, allowing attendees to explore and connect at their own pace. A few presentations throughout the day will provide focused opportunities to learn about key

NCOA & IBM: Opening More Doors—Together Powering Possibilities: SkillsBuild for Older Adults is a grant opportunity from NCOA, in partnership with IBM, that helps older adults build confidence with technology and develop skills they can use in everyday life and work.

WA Cares helps Washington workers earn long-term care benefits. Benefits will become available statewide in July 2026 to anyone who meets contribution and care needs requirements. To make sure our processes are ready, we’ve started offering benefits to a small group

NAWA Executive Director Gathering | Wednesday, January 28, 2026 from 2:30PM – 4:30PM PT Online via Zoom – This gathering will not be recorded The role of a nonprofit executive director is full of opportunities and challenges. All too often those