Aging Partners
Aging Partners is designed to either answer your question directly or connect you with someone who can
- Agency
- City of Lincoln, Nebraska
- Type
- Healthcare Resources
- Phone
- 1-402-441-7070, 1-800-247-0938
- Application Period
- Income Limit
Aging Partners is designed to either answer your question directly or connect you with someone who can. They can help you find a meal program or someone to come to your home for assistance with serious problems as well as other issues.
Aging Partners is designed to either answer your question directly or connect you with someone who can. They can help you find a meal program or someone to come to your home for assistance with serious problems as well as other issues.
Images & PDFs
Guide for Older Nebraskans
A comprehensive guide by the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, detailing resources available for older Nebraskans, aimed at improving quality of life without stigmatizing access to benefits.
View Full ImageNebraska's Aging and Disability Resource Center Pilot Final Evaluation Report
An evaluation report assessing the pilot program for the Aging and Disability Resource Center in Nebraska. It aims to provide insights into the effectiveness of resources for aging and disability services.
View Full ImageImpact Reports
Combating Stigma: How Aging Programs Support Seniors
3/10/2023 | Coverage: national
This national report explores the stigma associated with receiving aid and how targeted programs effectively combat these negative perceptions.
Source: National Council on Aging
Coverage Area: national
Nebraska Aging Partners: Impact and Insights
5/15/2022 | Coverage: state
This report outlines the significant benefits that Aging Partners programs provide to seniors in Nebraska, detailing how they enhance quality of life and foster community engagement.
Source: Aging Partners, Nebraska
Coverage Area: state
The Cost of Living Crisis and Aging Services: A Necessity
1/20/2023 | Coverage: state
This publication discusses the correlation between rising living costs and the increasing necessity for aid programs targeted at older adults in Nebraska.
Source: Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services
Coverage Area: state
Program Timeline
Launch of the Nebraska Elder Abuse Prevention Program
1/1/2019A program designed to address and prevent elder abuse, providing resources and support for victims.
Affordable Care Act Implementation
1/1/2010Expanded access to health care services for older adults, including preventive services and prescription drug coverage.
Nebraska’s Aging Services Act
1/1/2006This legislation reformed and modernized the services offered to older adults in Nebraska, emphasizing home and community-based care.
Establishment of the Nebraska Aging Network
1/1/1981Creation of a coordinated network of agencies to provide services to older Nebraskans, improving accessibility and efficiency.
Establishment of the Older Americans Act
1/1/1973This act provided funding for social services and support for older adults, laying the groundwork for programs across the country.
FAQ
Aging Partners provides a wide range of services to support older adults in Nebraska, including health and wellness programs, social activities, transportation services, caregiver support, and information and assistance resources. These services are designed to help seniors maintain their independence and enhance their quality of life.
Reference: https://agingpartners.org/services
Getting involved with Aging Partners is a great way to support the aging community in Nebraska. There are numerous opportunities available, including volunteering, donating, or attending events. Your involvement can make a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors.
Here are some action items to consider if you want to engage with Aging Partners:
- Visit the Aging Partners website to learn about upcoming events.
- Sign up for volunteer opportunities in your area.
- Make a donation to support their programs and services.
- Attend workshops or seminars offered by Aging Partners.
Taking these steps can help you contribute positively to your community.
Reference: https://agingpartners.org/get-involved
Always consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
