HUD proposes that PHAs and MFH owners be able to terminate assistance for non-compliance with work requirements or time limits. If the rule advances as proposed, older adults would be exempt, but family members, caregivers, and aging services workers could lose housing.

Please send digital letters to legislators, and share the links with your colleagues, board members, and volunteers. This is a critical moment to keep the funding needs of long-term care and aging services providers top of mind for decision-makers.

LeadingAge had supported the notification requirements as an avenue to improving housing stability among HUD-assisted older adult households and will work with its membership on comments that express opposition to the requirements’ revocation.

Read more about the positive impact of the first-ever Resident Assistance Advocacy Day at the NYS Capitol.

All LeadingAge NY members are strongly encouraged to call state legislative offices on the morning of Wed., March 4^th.

After thoughtful consideration, LeadingAge NY has decided to pause the Art Show for 2026. This pause will allow us the opportunity to reimagine the program and explore new ways to highlight the creativity and talents of the older adults and residents members serve.