The nationwide association of mission-driven aging services providers is calling on HUD to retain the workforce and distribute the funding needed to maintain stability in affordable senior housing and has urged the Office of Management and Budget to continue vital equal access rules for older adults who rely on these programs.

The State is poised to reach a final budget agreement by April 1, 2025. It is critical that we maintain pressure on State policymakers, urging them to prioritize long-term care and aging services. Please send these digital advocacy letters to State legislators and the Governor today!

Join affordable senior housing providers from across the state on May 5^th-6^th at Drumlins in Syracuse to get expert insights into supporting the older adults in your communities and the latest news on how federal reforms will impact your ability to serve your residents.

The Department of Homeland Security is terminating the humanitarian parole programs for non-citizens from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela and their immediate family members, effective April 24^th.

The Foundation is accepting Letters of Inquiry for their five programs: Access to Healthcare, Basic Needs, Healthcare Workforce, Mental and Behavioral Health, and General Fund.

Join the LeadingAge NY Diversity Committee on April 17^th at 11 a.m. for a free webinar featuring attorneys from labor and employment law firm Littler.