http://lgbtagingcenter.org/ Established in 2010 through a federal grant from the U.S. In the same vein, when the U.S. But it's only the beginning.
Founded in 2010, the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging is the only resource center focused on assisting communities across the country in their efforts to provide supports and services for LGBT older adults. The National Resource Center on LGBT Aging is the country's first and only technical assistance resource center aimed at improving the quality of services and supports offered to lesbian,
06/15/2026
Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 🤝
Start where you are, use what you have, and make a difference. Educating our communities on how to prevent abuse means we are all doing our part to support everyone as we age! National Center on Elder Abuse
06/11/2026
This month's Coffee Connections will explore how Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias uniquely impact LGBTQ+ individuals and their caregivers. The session will address health disparities, cultural considerations, and inclusive approaches to care, while offering practical resources and strategies for support. Designed for community members, caregivers, and allies, this program centers dignity, identity, and affirming care
Join the Alzheimer's Association for their June Coffee Connections conversation: Pride and Memory: Understanding Alzheimer’s & Dementia in LGBTQ+ Communities. ☕🌈
Nicholas Smith, Senior Accountant at Howard Brown Health and Alzheimer's Association Educator, will guide an important discussion on awareness, inclusion, and support within LGBTQ+ communities impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia.
🔗 Register here: https://tinyurl.com/CCJune2026
06/10/2026
Why Aging with HIV Must Be Included in Every Multisector Plan for Aging - ASA Generations Six recommendations to consider for MPAs
06/09/2026
Show your pride and join the June Lavendar Lounge!
Join us for the SAGEYou Lavender Lounge on 6/11 from 1-2:30 pm EST 💜
Join SAGE for a fun, social mixer facilitated by The Generations Project. Lavender Lounges feature creative reflection prompts and guided small group discussions in Zoom breakout rooms. Build connections and get to know the SAGE community of LGBTQ+ elders by attending this event!
💻 Register for the Zoom on sageyou.org
06/06/2026
Join us for our June Coffee Connections conversation, "Pride and Memory: Understanding Alzheimer’s & Dementia in LGBTQ+ Communities." ☕🌈
We’re excited to feature Nicholas Smith, Senior Accountant at Howard Brown Health, who will help guide an important discussion on awareness, inclusion, and support within LGBTQ+ communities impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia.
🔗 Register here: https://tinyurl.com/CCJune2026
06/06/2026
Did you know June 15th is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day?
The more communities we engage, the more people we have who can make a difference for older and younger communities alike! National Center on Elder Abuse
📆 Join an upcoming event: https://loom.ly/3_sNU00
06/05/2026
During Pride Month 🌈, we recognize and honor those in the LGBTQ+ community who are facing dementia and those supporting their friends, family members and communities. We proudly stand in solidarity with you and are committed to creating safe and supportive spaces for you to get the help you need.
06/04/2026
Join us!!
Join us for the SAGEYou Lavender Lounge on 6/11 from 1-2:30 pm EST 💜
Join SAGE for a fun, social mixer facilitated by The Generations Project. Lavender Lounges feature creative reflection prompts and guided small group discussions in Zoom breakout rooms. Build connections and get to know the SAGE community of LGBTQ+ elders by attending this event!
💻 Register for the Zoom on sageyou.org
06/04/2026
Aging with HIV is a story of strength — but it’s also a story that demands action.
The report highlights what long‑term survivors and lifetime survivors have been telling us for years:
- They are living longer, but often with more complex health needs
- Stigma, isolation, and ageism continue to shape their daily lives
- Many face financial insecurity, limited support systems, and barriers to care
- Mental health, trauma, and long‑term treatment effects remain urgent concerns
As the number of older adults living with HIV continues to grow, our systems must evolve with them. This means investing in culturally competent care, expanding support services, and ensuring long‑term survivors are not left behind.
Their resilience is undeniable — but resilience should not be a requirement for survival.
Read the full report and learn what communities say they need now:
https://mcusercontent.com/51ae1af3fb6e03af7c0b80cda/files/34866605-c267-e0c3-98f1-09da6d1efc0a/Community_Insights_on_HIV_and_aging_lifetime_survivors_and_long_term_HIV_survivors4_copy.pdf
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This post is part of our week‑long journey toward HIV Long‑Term Survivors Day on June 5, celebrating the courage, wisdom, and lived experiences of long‑term survivors.
06/04/2026
Tune in tomorrow for the interview!!