Announcing $15.2 Million in New Grant Awards
We’re excited to announce 60 new awards, supporting Michigan’s older adults, systemic health challenges, maternal and infant wellbeing, and community health.
Age-Friendly Conference Envisions an Interconnected Michigan
Michigan’s first age-friendly health conference highlighted the ways age-friendly work benefits us all—and how more collaboration and alignment is the next stage in the journey.
Home-based vaccines deliver critical protection
A Detroit Area Agency on Aging (DAAA) initiative exemplifies the COVID-19 vaccine outreach that remains crucial entering 2022.
Announcing over $15 million in new Michigan health funding
Announcing 57 new awards through our 2021 Healthy Aging and Special Projects & Emerging Ideas programs! The projects are building healthier communities in every corner of Michigan.
Tools for Life: We All Care Initiative Final Report
Atlas of Care took an innovative approach to increasing awareness and building a sense of connectivity in the world of caregiving.
Announcing over $13.2 million in Healthy Aging, Special Projects awards
We’re excited to announce 40 new awards through our 2020 Healthy Aging and Special Projects & Emerging Ideas programs! These organizations are improving the health of Michigan residents young and old through innovative, impactful work.
Announcing $13.7 million in Health Fund grant awards
We’re excited to announce 39 new awards through our 2019 Healthy Aging and Special Projects & Emerging Ideas programs! The selected projects are making bold efforts to improve the health of Michigan residents young and old.
Health Fund awards $4 million through community health impact program
We’re pleased to announce that 50 organizations will receive funding through our 2019 Community Health Impact program! The funded projects align both with our mission of improving health and wellness of Michigan residents, as well as with one of our eight focus areas.
Tech Tuesday: Transitional Telecare a Boon to Older Vets
The Home-Based Transitional Telecare project is helping recently discharged older veterans address medication issues, avoid in-home risks, and return to their pre-hospital-stay selves, while demonstrating important findings about how clinicians can effectively use telehealth-enabled tablets and wearable sensors with this population.