The amendments include some new spending, but unfortunately, the investments are not directed toward long-term care or aging services providers.

Overall, LeadingAge is pleased with the result of its advocacy to prevent steep cuts to HUD programs and to protect critical affordable housing programs for older adults.

Online portal will accept suggestions through April 3^rd.

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.

Registration is now open for the 2026 LeadingAge NY Affordable Housing Conference, happening May 6^th-7^th at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Syracuse.

HUD’s proposed “mixed status” rule would end permanent rent proration; impose new documentation requirements; and risk displacing older adults and immigrant families from stable, affordable housing.