National Resource Center on Native American Aging
Empowering Native People
Native American elders have many of the same needs as other elder populations; however services to address these needs remain unavailable, underdeveloped or inaccessible in most Native American communities.
The National Resource Center on Native American Aging is committed to identifying Native elder health and social issues.
NRCNAA empowers Native people to develop community-based solutions.
Title VI Grant Applications
Start early on your needs assessment surveys!
How to Get Started
Download the assessment materials and learn how to:
- Start the process of getting your resolution signed
- Count your elders
- Begin conducting interviews
- Mail signed resolution
- Mail completed surveys Start Today!
- Receive report
Projects & Services
Helping Elders Live Well
Native Elder Caregiver Curriculum
A tool designed to aid professionals, relatives, and community members who have the responsibility of caring for Native elders in their homes.
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WELL-Balanced Program
A community intervention program combining exercise, information, and social interaction to help Native elders remain active and independent for as long as possible.
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Identifying Our Needs: A Survey of Elders
A survey that gathers information on health and social needs of your elders to help with tribal planning, long-term care discussions, and grant applications.
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Native Service
Locator
This interactive map provides a list of tribal elderly services available across the U.S. Use the interactive map to easily locate services in your state by tribe or village.
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