LeadingAge

The education and leadership development program includes activities to develop and deliver high quality educational programming on current issues in aging and aging services and to develop leadership skills for those in the field.

Provide education and advocacy support on public policy issues affecting aging services.

The membership and state relations program includes activities to recruit and retain members, to support members in their work, and to collaborate with state affiliates.

The Center for Applied Research (CFAR) program includes activities which (a) create a bridge between the policy, practice and research communities to advance the development of high-quality aging services; and (b) provide a forum for the health care, supportive services and housing communities to explore and develop policies and programs to meet the needs of an aging society.

Develop and distribute educational publications for sale, communicate with members and the public, and plan and execute logistics for the organization's conferences and meetings.

The Center for Aging Services Technology (CAST) program includes activities to enhance the use of technology to improve the quality of life and services for people as they age through collaborative initiatives with providers, technology companies, and the research community.

The corporate and business development program includes activities to build and sustain relationships with the business community and to develop new ways of leveraging business interests to support the field.