Featured speakers, including ACL leadership, will share examples of how communities are strengthening nutrition services by increasing access to healthy foods, engaging volunteers, and building local partnerships.

The 2026 theme, Champion Your Health, underscores prevention, wellness, and personal responsibility as cornerstones of healthy aging. It encourages taking an active role in managing and advocating for your health, accessing preventive care, and making informed decisions.

In recognition of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month (DDAM), join the Disability Employment Technical Assistance Center (DETAC) for a webinar featuring partners from the National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities (NACDD), the Nebraska DD Council, and NACDD self-advocate apprentice Bryan Dooley.

We are reimagining how AI can improve care quality, reduce burden, and strengthen the caregiving infrastructure for the future. Through this competition, ACL will recognize and reward innovators who are developing, testing, and scaling AI-enabled tools to support both family caregivers and the direct care workforce.

Join this Housing and Services Resource Center webinar to learn how the National Church Residences partners with disability, aging, and health organizations to coordinate services, improve enrollment in programs, and increase available community supports.

ACL’s dementia grant program continues to positively impact individuals and communities long after grant funding ends. A new report from the National Alzheimer’s and Dementia Resource Center (NADRC) highlights findings from a survey conducted with grant recipients that had been without ACL grant funding for at least one year.

During this session, attendees will learn about actionable steps that aging, kinship, and tribal network organizations can use to implement and enhance caregiver support initiatives, even with limited resources.

This training event is designed to promote strong Older Americans Act (OAA) stewardship practices and support aging network entities as they implement OAA requirements.

Participants will learn about common barriers to food-based services experienced by individuals living alone with dementia, the key components of an effective food delivery service model, and program evaluation best practices for measuring the impact of services for this population.

Join ACL's Commit to Connect initiative for an Office Hours session to learn from Julie Burkley, director of programs with FriendshipWorks. FriendshipWorks is a Boston nonprofit that reduces isolation by connecting volunteers with older adults for social support to reduce elder social isolation.