Learn more about the data collection and reporting requirements for 2024 grantees. This includes an orientation of the new Healthy Aging Program Integrated Database (HAPID), such as getting set up, finding resources and help, navigating the database, and entering workshops. A separate webinar will be scheduled in the Fall to review reports and dashboards. The intended audience is ACL grantees awarded in June 2024.

Donna Bethge, Aging Services Program Specialist

Patricia Keane, National Nutritionist

Angelica Herrera-Venson, DrPH, MPH, Associate Director, Data Management & Evaluation

Meghan Thompson, Data Manager

Jennifer Nguyen, MBA, Senior Coordinator, Center for Healthy Aging

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join this webinar for an orientation of the new Healthy Aging Program Integrated Database (HAPID), including how to navigate the system, create new workshops, add host and implementation sites, track workshop activities, and produce reports. HAPI-D will provide a one-stop shop for all grantees and database users to enter workshop data and track performance for both CDSME and falls prevention evidence-based programs. The integrated database combined the National Council on Aging’s National CDSME and Falls Prevention databases, which have been separate entities for nearly a decade, entirely on NCOA’s Salesforce platform.

Angelica Herrera-Venson, DrPH, MPH, Associate Director, Data Management & Evaluation

Meghan Thompson, Data Manager

The Administration for Community Living Prevention and Public Health Fund grants for chronic disease self-management education and falls prevention require awardees to utilize approved data collection tools for all programming. Join this webinar to learn more about the data collection and reporting requirements for 2023 grantees. This will include an orientation of the new Healthy Aging Program Integrated Database (HAPID), including how to navigate the system, create new workshops, add host and implementation sites, track workshop activities, and produce reports. HAPID will provide a one-stop shop for all grantees and database users to enter workshop data and track performance for both CDSME and falls prevention evidence-based programs. The integrated database combined the National Council on Aging’s National CDSME and Falls Prevention databases, which have been separate entities for nearly a decade, entirely on NCOA’s Salesforce platform.

Angelica Herrera-Venson, DrPH, MPH, Associate Director, Data Management & Evaluation

Meghan Thompson, Data Manager

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPI-D).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPI-D).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

Learn more about the features of the Healthy Aging Programs Integrated Database (HAPID).

How to Find Workshops in Your Account

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Sarah Kozicki, Evidence Based Program Specialist

Shari Alexander, Evidence Based Program Specialist

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Sarah Cohen, PT, DPT, Administrator

Kristi Ladowski, MPH, Injury Prevention & Outreach Coordinator

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Jill Renken, MPH, CHES, Director of Program Implementation

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

This workgroup has been canceled due to the Age + Action Conference. 

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Sustainability Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees and discuss the goal of integrating evidence-based programs into your community for the long term. In this workgroup conversations will focus on your sustainability strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. This workgroup will provide space to learn, brainstorm, and troubleshoot with each other.

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Jill Renken, MPH, CHES, Director of Program Implementation

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Selene Phuong, Project Coordinator

Rolando Toledo, Project Supervisor, Community Wellness Department

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Capacity Building and Infrastructure Workgroup to connect with fellow grantees who are offering evidence-based programs! This workgroup will be the space to share and discuss your strategies, challenges, and success and to network with each other.

Joani Schmeling MPH MCHES, Program Manager

Yoko Meusch, MA, Program Associate, Center for Healthy Aging

Join the Administration for Community Living and the National Council on Aging to kick off your 2023 Falls Prevention award. We'll share about the resources and support available to your team as you implement, expand, and sustain evidence-based programs in your community.

Donna Bethge, Aging Services Program Specialist

Michelle Mai, Senior Program Associate

Join the Administration for Community Living and the National Council on Aging to kick off your 2023 CDSME award. We'll share about the resources and support available to your team as you implement, expand, and sustain evidence-based programs in your community.

Lesha Spencer-Brown MPH, CPH, PMP (she/her), Aging Services Program Specialist, Office of Nutrition and Health Promotion Programs

Kaitlyn Gibbons, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

NCOA and Collaborative Consulting will present an assessment opportunity for Administration for Community Living Chronic Disease Self-Management Education and Falls Prevention grantees focused on better understanding your organization’s capability to achieve various sustainability strategies. This assessment asks questions about your current experience and expertise around leadership, strategy & planning, administration, program management, market intelligence & orientation, partnership development, and financial acumen. The responses to the assessment questions can be used to understand your current state and consider where you would like to be in the future. Aggregate results will be shared with all and NCOA will use responses to inform future technical assistance on these topics. This webinar will discuss the goals of the assessment, instructions for navigating the tool, and tips for getting the most out of this opportunity.

Jacob Bielecki, MSC, Consultant

Erin Lockwood, MBA, MPH, Consultant

Join us for an orientation of the National Chronic Disease Self-Management Education Database. Housed in Salesforce, you’ll learn how to navigate the database, enter data, and track your workshop activity. Presenters will review procedures for importing data from third-party vendors, data security and privacy requirements, and important quality assurance measures. CDSME grant leads and key staff responsible for data collection, entry, and management should attend.

Kenneth Rosenkranz, Data Management and Analysis Associate

Lesha Spencer-Brown MPH, CPH, PMP (she/her), Aging Services Program Specialist, Office of Nutrition and Health Promotion Programs

Meghan Thompson, Data Manager

Ben Kean, Director, Enterprise Applications and Data Integration

Join us for an orientation of the National Falls Prevention Database. Housed in Salesforce, you’ll learn how to navigate the database, enter data, and track your workshop activity. Presenters will review procedures for importing data from third-party vendors, data security and privacy requirements, and important quality assurance measures. Falls Prevention grant leads and key staff responsible for data collection, entry, and management should attend.

Kenneth Rosenkranz, Data Management and Analysis Associate

Donna Bethge, Aging Services Program Specialist

Meghan Thompson, Data Manager

NCOA and Collaborative Consulting will present the findings from the Business Acumen and Network Development Assessment. The assessment was available for Administration for Community Living Chronic Disease Self-Management Education and Falls Prevention grantees to complete in March in order to better understand your organization’s capability to achieve various sustainability strategies around leadership, strategy & planning, administration, program management, market intelligence & orientation, partnership development, and financial acumen. This webinar will share the aggregate results from 37 organizations that completed the assessment, trends in strengths and areas for improvement, and how you can use your organization’s results to advance your evidence-based programming sustainability strategies.

Jacob Bielecki, MSC, Consultant

Lori Peterson, MA, CEO and Founder

Kathleen Zuke, MPH (she/her), Director, Center for Healthy Aging

Join this open forum for ACL falls prevention grantees to learn about home safety and home modification! Staff from the Fall Prevention Center of Excellence (FPCE) at the University of Southern California, Leonard Davis School of Gerontology are “in the office” to answer your questions and help you consider strategies to reduce your program participants’ fall risks in their home through home modifications. There are many opportunities for your program to connect participants to home safety and home modification services and information. Hear examples of strategies that could easily integrate home modifications into your falls prevention efforts – both from FPCE staff and your peers! Topics may include partnership-building, funding sources, educational resources, and any other related topics that are on your mind. Bring your own questions, and learn from other grantees’ questions as well. Come away with methods to build or expand capacity for home safety/modification services that will augment your evidence-based programs. 

Emily Nabors, MSG, Senior Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Julie Overton, MSG, MHA, Senior Learning and Development Specialist, Fall Prevention Center of Excellence University of Southern California, Leonard Davis School of Gerontology

Join this open forum for ACL falls prevention grantees to learn about home safety and home modification! Staff from the Fall Prevention Center of Excellence (FPCE) at the University of Southern California, Leonard Davis School of Gerontology are “in the office” to answer your questions and help you consider strategies to reduce your program participants’ fall risks in their home through home modifications. There are many opportunities for your program to connect participants to home safety and home modification services and information. Hear examples of strategies that could easily integrate home modifications into your falls prevention efforts – both from FPCE staff and your peers! Topics may include partnership-building, funding sources, educational resources, and any other related topics that are on your mind. Bring your own questions, and learn from other grantees’ questions as well. Come away with methods to build or expand capacity for home safety/modification services that will augment your evidence-based programs. 

Emily Nabors, MSG, Senior Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Preventing falls requires a comprehensive multi-factorial approach to reduce risk factors among community-dwelling older adults. Adding or expanding efforts related to home safety and modifications is key to a multi-factorial strategy. This webinar is intended for ACL Falls Prevention grantees to explore how they can build or expand capacity for home safety/modification services to augment their evidence-based programs. An overview of home modification components, such as assessments, key partners to engage, and examples of simple to complex home modification interventions will be provided during the webinar. A summary of home modification research, programs/promising practices, funding sources, and available resources will be described. The webinar is provided by NCOA’s National Falls Prevention Resource Center, in partnership with the University of Southern California’s Fall Prevention Center of Excellence.

Objectives:

At the end of the webinar, ACL Falls Prevention grantees will:

• Understand what capacity is necessary to play a role in offering home safety/modification services and programs
• Identify examples of programs or promising practices that would be appropriate for implementation within their communities
• Determine next steps to take and partners to engage with the goal of expanding falls prevention interventions that address home safety and home modifications

Emily Nabors, MSG, Senior Program Specialist, Healthy Aging

Julie Overton, MSG, MHA, Senior Learning and Development Specialist, Fall Prevention Center of Excellence University of Southern California, Leonard Davis School of Gerontology

Webinar Description

Since 2019, NCOA has partnered in various capacities with the U.S. Census Bureau, to ensure that all older adults and adults with disabilities are counted. Our partnership has included messaging, outreach, and toolkits built specifically to inform the aging network on how to fairly and accurately participate in the U.S. Census. This virtual training continues our partnership and the importance of data.  Census subject matter experts will provide an overview of Census data tools that contribute to a more holistic picture of how individuals are aging in the U.S. Hosted by NCOA’s Equity in Aging Collaborative, subject matter experts from the U.S. Census Bureau will discuss demographics related to older adults, to include: household composition of grandparents living with and responsible for their grandchildren; and data sets within the intersecting topics of aging, disability and poverty. Statistics like these inform researchers, educators, advocates, and policy makers, and can help us work together to prepare for demographic shifts among older adults in the coming decade. The webinar will conclude with a brief demonstration on how to access data tables using data.census.gov and Q&A.

Agenda

Moderator: Vivian Nava-Schellinger, JD

Introduction: NCOA and Roberto Ramirez, Assistant Division Chief for Special Population Statistics, Population Division

Demographics presentation: Zoe Caplan, Senior Demographic Statistician, Sex and Age Statistics Branch, Population Division

Data demonstration: Tyson Weister, Survey Statistician, Dissemination Outreach Branch, Center for Enterprise Dissemination

Q&A: Andrew Roberts, Chief, Sex and Age Statistics Branch, Population Division and C. Adam Bee, PhD, Economist, Income Statistics Branch, Social, Economic, and Housing Statistics Division

This webinar is provided by:

Roberto Ramirez, Assistant Division Chief for Special Population Statistics, Population Division

Zoe Caplan, Senior Demographic Statistician, Sex and Age Statistics Branch, Population Division

Tyson Weister, Survey Statistician, Dissemination Outreach Branch, Center for Enterprise Dissemination

Andrew Roberts, Chief, Sex and Age Statistics Branch, Population Division

C. Adam Bee, PhD, Economist, Income Statistics Branch, Social, Economic, and Housing Statistics Division.

Vivian Nava-Schellinger, JD, Director, Community Partnerships & Network Activation

NCOA and Collaborative Consulting will present the findings from the Business Acumen and Network Development Re-Assessment opportunity. The re-assessment was available for Administration for Community Living Chronic Disease Self-Management Education and Falls Prevention 2020 and 2021 grantees to complete in March in order to better understand their organization’s current capability to achieve various sustainability strategies around leadership, strategy & planning, administration, program management, market intelligence & orientation, partnership development, and financial acumen. This webinar will share the aggregate results from 27 organizations that completed the re-assessment, trends of what has changed over time, and how you can use your organization’s results to advance your evidence-based programming sustainability strategies.

Jacob Bielecki, MSC, Consultant

Miranda Kunkel, PhD(c), LMSW, Consultant

NCOA and Collaborative Consulting will present an assessment opportunity for Administration for Community Living Chronic Disease Self-Management Education and Falls Prevention grantees focused on better understanding your organization’s capability to achieve various sustainability strategies. This assessment asks questions about your current experience and expertise around leadership, strategy & planning, administration, program management, market intelligence & orientation, partnership development, and financial acumen. The responses to the assessment questions can be used to understand your current state and consider where you would like to be in the future. Aggregate results will be shared with all and NCOA will use responses to inform future technical assistance on these topics. This webinar will discuss the goals of the assessment, instructions for navigating the tool, and tips for getting the most out of this opportunity.

Jacob Bielecki, MSC, Consultant

Miranda Kunkel, PhD(c), LMSW, Consultant

Join the Administration for Community Living and the National Council on Aging to kick off your 2024 CDSME and Falls Prevention awards. We'll share about the resources and support available to your team as you implement, expand, and sustain evidence-based programs in your community.

Donna Bethge, Aging Services Program Specialist

Kathleen Zuke, MPH (she/her), Director, Center for Healthy Aging

Hayat Essa, Program Specialist, Healthy Aging