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Older Adults - Connecticut Community Foundation Please Support the Foundation’s Fund for Urgent Response: Help Our Neighbors with Immediate, Critical Needs.
Older Adults Beth Messina 2026-02-27T11:37:49-05:00 Pathways for Older Adults Since 2009, Pathways for Older Adults has supported programs that help older adults in Greater Waterbury and the Litchfield Hills gain access to access resources, improve wellbeing, and remain active and connected in their communities.
Typical grant size: $5,000–$20,000 Who can apply: Nonprofits, organizations with a fiscal sponsor, municipalities/towns, libraries, and community partners serving older adults in Greater Waterbury and Litchfield Hills Application cycle: Once annually How to Apply: Review these guidelines and submit a General Grant Application in GoApply once the cycle opens. View past grantees on our website. 1.
Health and Wellness programs that improve physical and mental wellbeing, such as: Preventive health resources and screenings Chronic disease management Fitness, mobility, and cognitive health programs Activities that reduce isolation, anxiety, and depression 2.
Basic Needs & Home Safety projects that help older adults meet essential needs and live safely at home, including: Home safety improvements (grab bars, ramps, fall prevention) Assistance completing applications for programs that reduce living expenses (energy assistance, farmers market vouchers, cash assistance, etc.) Efforts to prevent or address homelessness Access to healthy, affordable food 3.
Social Connection & Creative Expression Initiatives that keep older adults engaged, connected, and fulfilled, including: Intergenerational activities and volunteer opportunities Creative Arts, education, and lifelong learning programs 4.
Caregiver Support & Benefits Navigation efforts that assist older adults and caregivers with: Navigating healthcare, benefits, and social service systems Accessing available programs and supports Pathways grant proposals are accepted once annually. See Pathways grants awarded in 2025 Additional Opportunities: Town Conversations on Aging: Up to $2,000 per town for community discussions on aging needs and priorities.
Lifelong Libraries Grants: Programs for residents 60+ supporting health, arts, education, technology, and more. For more information, please contact: Francesca Evangelista, Program Officer, fevangelista@conncf. org | 203.
753. 1315
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations serving older adults in the Greater Waterbury and Litchfield Hills regions of Connecticut. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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