Center on Aging and Community Living

Welcome to The Center on Aging and Community Living Website

The Center on Aging and Community Living (CACL) is a collaboration between the Institute on Disability (IOD) and the New Hampshire Institute for Health Policy and Practice (NHIHPP) at the University of New Hampshire (UNH). These two institutes have been actively engaged in projects related to aging and long term care for many years. Both institutes provide ongoing support to the Bureau of Elderly and Adult Services and other partners in the Aging Network by designing, implementing, and evaluating systems change initiatives. By maximizing available resources and providing assistance, CACL ensures that New Hampshire will benefit from an integrated center for applied research, evaluation, and trainings relevant to aging and community living.

CACL Living Well in Our Communities: Thriving As We Age

CACL hosted "Living Well in Our Communities: Thriving as We Age" on May 7, 2013. Click here to learn more about the conference workshops and to view their presentations.

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Age of Champions Event

CACL hosted a screening of the award winning documentary "Age of Champions" and celebrated the spirit and determination of older adults dedicated to staying active.

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CACL Staff

CACL staff have a wide array of talents which enable them to actively engage in projects related to aging and long term care.

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CACL Supporting Long Term Care Endeavors Throughout NH

CACL is committed to supporting NH residents in their efforts live & age in the community of their choice. Staff members are actively engaged in events throughout the State, which help NH move toward this goal.

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NH Senior Leadership Series

The NH Senior Leadership Series is beginning its 4th year of operation with an energetic & highly qualified group of participants. The program's goal is to develop leaders among older adults, caregivers, family members & friends who will advocate both at the state & federal levels on issues that will impact NH citizens as they age.

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