The June 7^th event emphasized the State’s goal of bringing all public and private stakeholders together as partners in developing a successful and comprehensive MPA.

The State has convened subcommittees to provide input into its Master Plan for Aging. The subcommittees will be divided into work groups with the goal of finalizing a preliminary report to the Governor in July.

Complete the brief survey for providers by March 30^th to help drive the State’s work to develop a comprehensive and effective Master Plan for Aging.

The New York State Master Plan for Aging Stakeholder Advisory Committee held its second meeting on Feb. 22^nd to explore potential paths forward and define achievable goals within the framework laid out by the Executive.

Register now to view tomorrow’s live event in person or online and learn more about the State’s efforts to lead the nation in age- and disability-friendly policy.

Register now to attend the June 7^th event in person or online and learn more about the State’s efforts to advance transformative and cross-cutting strategies that will improve aging for all New Yorkers across the lifespan.

Comments from LeadingAge NY staff highlight barriers to supporting older New Yorkers within the LTSS, HCBS, and housing spheres.

Associations engaged with New York’s aging communities and their families were called together by State officials on March 6^th to learn more about their role in developing a comprehensive Master Plan for Aging.