The Aging and Long Term Services Department invites senior centers to apply for capital outlay funding. New Construction : Use for a new facility or parking lot.
The Aging and Long Term Services Department invites senior centers to apply for capital outlay funding. Use for existing-facility improvements, code/accessibility corrections, building-system modernization/replacement, or additions.
The Aging and Long Term Services Department invites senior centers to apply for capital outlay funding. Use for existing-facility improvements, code/accessibility corrections, building-system modernization/replacement, or additions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department
New Mexico Aging And Long-Term Services Department Roadmap 2026-2031
Date: May 5, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
This roadmap outlines a plan for the New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department's Long-Term Care Division and its Office of Alzheimer's and Dementia Care, in collaboration with statewide partners. It defines dementia and addresses the need for an updated roadmap, then presents specific goals and objectives across five areas: public education and awareness, caregiving supports, government policy and sustainability, direct services, and workforce development. The plan aims to strengthen and expand current work to address dementia and brain health across New Mexico.
Area Plan on Aging 2026-2030
Date: Jan 1, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
This Area Plan on Aging for State Fiscal Years 2026-2030 establishes a comprehensive framework to support older individuals. Its primary objectives are to expand high-quality home and community-based services, promote equity and well-being by addressing social determinants of health, reduce occurrences of abuse and exploitation, and enhance coordination with tribal entities for funding and program access, all aimed at improving autonomy, choice, and outcomes for older New Mexicans.
New Mexico State Unit On Aging State Plan
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This State Plan on Aging outlines four key goals to support older New Mexicans. It focuses on administering and expanding core programs that enable older adults to remain in their residences and communities, promoting equity and well-being by responding to social determinants of health, reducing occurrences of abuse, neglect, and exploitation, and assisting Tribes, Pueblos, and Nations in accessing Title III funding while enhancing coordination. The plan aims to improve the quality of life, access to services, and overall autonomy for older adults across the state.
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