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Title III Funding is sponsored by Administration for Community Living (via Area Agencies on Aging). The Older Americans Act (OAA) provides grants to states and area agencies on aging for community planning and services for older adults (age 60+) and their caregivers. This includes a wide range of direct services.
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Title III Older Americans Act – North Central Area Agency on Aging DONATE Facebook page opens in new window Putting the Consumer First Aging & Disability Resource Center State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) – CHOICES Respite Services for Caregivers The Veteran-Directed Care Program Title III Older Americans Act Municipal Agents for Aging Helpful Resources & Links Title III Older Americans Act The NCAAA provides Senior Assistance through Grants & Funding The North Central Area Agency on Aging, Inc. (NCAAA) receives federal funding under Title III of the Older Americans Act through the Department of Rehabilitation Services to encourage the development of a comprehensive and coordinated system of service delivery for older persons.
Awards and contracts for State and Community Programs on Aging under Title III are categorized as follows: Part A: General Provisions Part B: Supportive Services and Senior Centers Part C: Nutrition Services Sub-part I: Congregate Nutrition Services Sub-part II: Home Delivered Nutrition Services Part D: Disease Prevention & Health Promotion Services Part E: National Family Caregiver Support Program The local agencies supported by NCAAA provide a wide range of services including but not limited to: access services, adult day care, Alzheimer’s programs, community education/counseling, community services, health services, in home services, legal services, nutrition programs, and supportive services for caregivers.
2026 NCAAA Title III Directory NCAAA provides grants for Alzheimer’s aides and for services provided by the Older American’s Act under Title III-B, D and E. You can apply for these grants only during the annual grants process which typically takes place between February and March. Grant requests are not accepted at any other time of the year.
The Alzheimer’s Aide grant is for the 12-month period July 1 – June 30. The Older American’s Act grant period is from October 1 – September 30. NCAAA grants and funding materials are available below for the ease and convenience of current and future grantees.
The following documents have been provided to assist you with the application process.
Please see the following four categories below: Older American’s Act Funding, Title III B, D & E 2027 NCAAA Alzheimer’s Aide RFP Notice 2027 NCAAA Alzheimer’s Aide Grant Instructions 2027 NCAAA State Alzheimer’s Aide Grant Application (fillable) Older Americans Act Funding, Title III B, D & E 2027 NCAAA Title III Funding Overview 2027 NCAAA RFP Memo Title III BDE 2027 NCAAA RFP Priorities Title III BDE 2027 NCAAA Title III B, D, E Grant Application – Please read the instructions first.
**Important** For best results, please download the required appendices to your local device prior to filling them out and then upload them to your applications. No need to download the applications – they are only fillable via the links below To fill PDF files we recommend using software such as Adobe or Foxit and not your Internet browser PDF viewer.
2027 NCAAA Title III B, D, E Grant Application Instructions 2027 NCAAA Part 2 – Appendices C-D (Do not Download – Fill via the link) Appendix A1 – Grant Application (fillable) Download – Appendix B1 – Certification of Non-Federal Match Download – Appendix B2 – Standard Assurances, Compliances, and Conditions Download – Appendix B3 – Accounting Systems Certification (Private) Download – Appendix B3 – Accounting Systems Certification (Public) Download – Appendix B4 – Facilities and Program Accessibility Survey Download – Appendix B5 – Certificate of Fire Safety Download – Appendix B6 – Staffing and Supervision (fillable) Download – Appendix B7 – Current Service (fillable) Download – Appendix B7 – New Service (fillable) Download – Appendix D1-D4 – Budget Sheets (xl) 2027 NCAAA RFP Timetable – Title III BDE and SAA 2027 NCAAA RFP Technical Assistance Invite CT Consumer Registration Form-Fillable
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Agencies and organizations that provide direct services for older people (age 60+) and their caregivers. Specific eligibility may vary by state and local Area Agency on Aging. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Title III Funding is funded by Administration for Community Living (via Area Agencies on Aging). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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