Our grants are guided by three core focus areas — each meant to help older adults and adults with disabilities in our community live with dignity and stability.

Prevention of Homelessness
Early action and resources for older adults who struggle with rent risk, health and functional decline, and gaps in other sources of income. Provision of "last resort" safety nets, crisis/eviction prevention, emergency response with quick rehousing support, and long-term housing solutions.

Assistance with Aging in Place
Assist with transportation; home repair; maintenance, safety, and modifications; home visits of providers; food support; social support and activities; caregiver assistance (e.g., respite care to support isolated older adults and their caregivers); older adult village networks; assistance with faith and community-based assistance; trainings in financial, technology, and digital literacy.

Supportive Housing and Services for Adults with Disabilities
Assessments of living situations and functional skills to enable disabled adults to reach their maximum level of independence. Supported, Independent housing, functional skills training, assistive technology training, smart-home technology, home modifications, and community engagement programs.