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Funding Opportunity: Older Adult Mental Health is sponsored by National Council on Aging (NCOA) through funding from Mother Cabrini Foundation. NCOA is considering applications from community-based organizations to provide mental health support to older adults in rural New York state. Selected organizations will receive an honorarium and all materials to host the 'Get Empowered: Embrace Your Mental Well-Being' program.
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Even though mental health challenges are common, they are still significantly underdiagnosed and undertreated in later life. In fact, two‑thirds of older adults who are struggling with mental health issues do not receive the care they need.
The National Council on Aging (NCOA), through funding provided by the Mother Cabrini Foundation, seeks to counter this trend and advance mental health knowledge among older adults living in rural New York state.
This opportunity provides selected community-based organizations (CBOs) serving older adults with funding, tools, training, and support to better address the mental and behavioral health needs of the older adults they serve, and equip older adults with the knowledge and skills needed to address their mental well-being, overcome mental health stigma, and better access care.
Community-based organizations that: Serve older adults (55+) from diverse populations across rural New York state Are interested in developing or enhancing behavioral health programming Have access to a facility where workshops can be hosted Benefits of participation Access to all materials needed to host the program NCOA-led training and technical support Participating organizations will identify and support two staff members to implement the Get Empowered: Embrace Your Mental Well-Being program.
These staff will be required to: Complete pre-program survey and 3-month follow-up survey in January 2028. Participate in the Get Empowered: Embrace Your Mental Well-Being facilitator training (approximately 5-6 hours of asynchronous and synchronous training). The synchronous (virtual) portion of the training will take place Thursday, Oct.
29 from 2 – 5 p. m. ET.
Implement the Get Empowered: Embrace Your Mental Well-Being program consisting of three sessions (60-90 minutes each) at least two times between November 2026 and October 2027. Engage at least 40 unduplicated participants in the Get Empowered: Embrace Your Mental Well-Being Program. Support the participant evaluation process.
Collect and provide at least two client testimonials and photos that highlight the program impact. The participant must sign a story consent form. Please reach out to Amanda Krisher or Heather Marriott with questions throughout your application process.
Submissions are due by 11:59 p. m. EST on Oct.
18, 2026, using the online application portal . Below are the questions that will be found in the online application. Main contact for project (name, title, phone, email): Section 2: About Your Organization What is your organization’s mission?
What is the average monthly number of older adults your organization serves (ensuring each individual is counted only once)? Have you received funding from NCOA before for any grant opportunity? Do you have space and equipment (projector and screen) to safely host in-person workshops?
If no, explain how you plan to host the workshops (250-word maximum) Are you able to commit to hosting at least two rounds of the workshop series, train at least two facilitators, and engage in program research? Do you have two facilitators or instructors who can participate in training and subsequently run the 3-week workshop effectively for two sessions?
Please tell us how you plan to meet the program requirements listed in the commitment section above. Approximately what percentage of older adults your organization serves are considered middle- to low-income? Do you serve any of the following populations?
(veterans, LGBTQ, American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian or Asian American, Black or African American, Hispanic/Latino or of Spanish origin, Native Hawaiian of other Pacific Islander, two or more races, rural, unhoused) Please describe who will lead the workshops and manage the program. (250-word maximum) Have you implemented behavioral health or mental health workshops previously? If yes, did you meet your grant/program goal?
(yes/no) Have you implemented other evidence-based or evidence-informed programs? If yes, did you meet your grant/program goal? (yes/no) Please describe your plan for recruiting participants (250-word maximum) Please attach a completed W-9 and completed ACH form (link provided on application) We'll send you resources to support independence, health, and economic security.
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Select the option(s) below that best describes you to get communication that matches your interests. I need resources for myself or a loved one I'm an aging services professional who works with older adults I want to advocate for better aging policy Please enter a valid email address. Funding Opportunity: Mental Health for Older Adults in Rural New York State
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based organizations serving older adults (55+) from diverse populations across rural New York state; interested in developing or enhancing behavioral health programming; have access to a facility for workshops. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 honorarium. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Funding Opportunity: Older Adult Mental Health are due October 18, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Funding Opportunity: Older Adult Mental Health is funded by National Council on Aging (NCOA) through funding from Mother Cabrini Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New York. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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