The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that within 15 years, older people will outnumber children younger than age 18 for the first time. This large and diverse population has specific needs related to health and well-being, which is why Cambia Health Foundation has made Healthy and Connected Aging (adults ages 55+) one of its key focus areas. Specifically, the Foundation focuses on investing in solutions that reduce isolation and loneliness among older adults by strengthening social connectivity, care coordination and behavioral health care access.

The Foundation recently partnered with American Society on Aging (ASA) to shine a light on organizations working to do just that, via a four-part blog series. Check out all four blog articles below, on topics ranging from mental health access to the need for more intergenerational housing.

• Collaborating to Help Rural Elders with Mental Health Needs
• 4 Steps to Starting Helpful Conversations About Care Through the End of Life
• Why Pair 2 Care Is a Crucial Program for Black Caregivers of People with Dementia
• Bridge Meadows: A Case for Intergenerational Housing

Learn more about how our Foundation supports whole-person health for older adults.