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Senior Residential Services (SRS) Grants is a program from the Alaska Department of Health that funds providers in rural and remote areas of Alaska to support frail Elders in residential living settings. The goal is to help Elders remain in their communities as they age, staying near family, culture, and familiar places while avoiding the need to relocate to larger cities for care.
Residents receive personal support with daily tasks, household chores, and activities that promote social and cultural connection. Eligible populations include seniors aged 60 and older who are at risk of institutionalization, adults under 60 diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or related dementias, and adults with physical disabilities who cannot live independently.
Past awardees include the Tanana Tribal Council and Yukon Koyukuk Elder Assisted Living Facility.
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Senior Residential Services (SRS) Grants | State of Alaska | Department of Health This program gives money to providers in rural and remote areas of Alaska to support frail Elders in residential living. The goal is to help Elders stay in their communities as they grow older, keeping them near family, culture, and familiar places, while avoiding the need to move to bigger cities for care.
Residents receive personal support with daily tasks, household chores, and activities that help them stay socially and culturally connected. Seniors 60+ who are at risk of institutionalization, are frail, elderly, or who have been diagnosed with ADRD, adults under 60 who are diagnosed with ADRD, and adults with a physical disability who are not able to live independently.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Rural providers offering housing and care services for seniors age 60+; also adults under 60 with ADRD or physical disabilities at risk of institutionalization. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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