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Resources

The Center for Healthy Aging is pleased to make available a number of tools and resources to improve the livelihood and wellbeing of older adults.

Click on Age-friendly Neighborhood Resources for resources related to the Age-friendly Neighborhoods Convenings, including opportunities for civic and social engagement, intergenerational connection, technology access, education, and more.

Age-friendly Neighborhood Resources

Click on Financial Wellness Resources for materials related to the Financial Wellness for Longer Lives symposium, including information on retirement, financial caregiving, elder law, age-friendly employment practices, and more.

Financial Wellness Resources

Click on Infection Prevention Resources for materials related to the Infection Prevention & Control in Nursing Homes research and rountable NYAM hosted in partnership with Yale University School of Nursing.

Infection Prevention Resources