Aging Services

The ACL-funded Community Care Corps is offering approximately $3.57 million for 2027 community-based volunteer programs providing nonmedical support to family caregivers, older adults, and adults with disabilities. Applicants should plan for the January 6, 2027, deadline and assess fit between their programs and the dedicated $1.5 million transportation allocation or the more than $2 million for other practical assistance.

Massachusetts has enacted legislation to license and regulate home care agencies, impacting compliance and contracting. This initiative creates new requirements for agency operations while offering new procurement opportunities in the non-medical home care sector.

The Administration for Community Living (ACL) is allocating approximately **$14.2 million** in grants for evidence-based falls prevention programs targeting older adults. The funding aims to enhance community partnerships and resources, creating significant opportunities for procurement professionals in the public health and aging services sectors.

The Administration for Community Living (ACL) is offering $2 million annually for three years under the Alzheimer’s Disease Programs Initiative (ADPI) to support dementia respite care services. Applications are due by August 3, 2026, providing a critical opportunity for organizations to enhance support for caregivers.

The Administration for Community Living (ACL) is seeking proposals for two significant grants that will enhance support for family caregivers and long-term care programs. These grants prioritize non-profit organizations and indicate increased federal investment in caregiver infrastructure, with application deadlines approaching in late July 2026.