S 3827 United States Senate · 118th Congress

Strategic Plan for Aging Act

S 3827, the Strategic Plan for Aging Act, requires states, tribes, and tribal organizations to develop coordinated 10-year plans ("Multisector Plans for Aging") to address aging needs. These plans must be created with input from older adults, caregivers, disability advocates, and community groups, and cover key areas like housing stability, healthcare access, social connection, and equity. The bill provides competitive grants (up to $500,000 per entity) to support the planning process, with at least 10 grants reserved for tribal entities. The plans must guide long-term policy and service coordination for older adults - especially those with disabilities, caregivers, and underserved groups - across health, housing, economic security, and disaster response.
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Introduced Feb 28, 2024 Last action Feb 28, 2024
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