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At a Glance: Age-Friendly Minnesota Grants Update

AFMN is seeking applicants for its Technical Assistance Provider grants. The new grant period will run from July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2026. Round 2 is open to both new and returning applicants. You can also find more information here as well.

Here is the recording of the Technical Assistance Provider (TAP) Grant Applicant Conference

TAP grants include six funding areas. Applicants can apply for funding for one or more areas by total grant fund requested - no more than $100,000. The six funding areas are:

  • Age-Friendly community support
  • Tribal Engagement in Age-Friendly Minnesota
  • Cultural community empowerment
  • Multi-sector blueprint for Age-Friendly Minnesota
  • Advance the reach of engagement in Age-Friendly Minnesota
  • Program and/or administrative support for Age-Friendly Minnesota Council

Key Dates

  • Written questions from grant applicants were due by Monday, April 15, 2024
  • Grant applicant conference was held on Friday, April 12, 2024
  • Application deadline
    • Monday, April 22, 2024 by 4:00 p.m. Central Time
    • Email completed registration to mn.dhs.agefriendlymn@state.mn.us, using the subject line: AFMNTAP Grant Application SFY24-26

Community Grants

AFMN is also preparing for our second round of Community Grants. The expected timeline for Community Grants:

  • REF release date: Late Summer 2024
  • RFP due: Early Fall 2024
  • Grantees notified of awards: Winter 2024
  • Award decisions publicly announced: Winter 2024
  • Anticipated grant cycle: January 1, 2025 - March 31, 2026 (15-month grant cycle)

Please note, dates are subject to change. Grant cycle timeline subject to final contract execution.


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Multi Sector Blueprint

for an Age-Friendly Minnesota

Minnesota was among ten states to participate in a learning collaborative to advance Multisector Plans for Aging (MPAs). The effort was led by the Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS) in partnership with The SCAN Foundation, West Health, and the May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust. 

The year-long, multi-state collaborative was a well-timed opportunity to help Minnesota make the most of its momentum by learning from peers and from CHCS. Our participation has helped us maximize several recent and current efforts that have been building and are coalescing in Minnesota, all of which support a concerted initiative to develop a Multi Sector Blueprint. 

Multi Sector Blueprint presentation

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THANK YOU!

 

Thank you for making the first
Age-Friendly Minnesota
2023 Trends + Innovations Conference
and Regional Exchange
a success!

Click here to watch recordings of all the live sessions!


Age-Friendly Minnesota is pleased to offer Age-Friendly Training & Education.

A webinar series to help Minnesota communities initiate or accelerate age-friendly planning is being offered. These webinars are available, free of charge, to any interested community, organization, or individual.

Discover Upcoming Events at agefriendlymn.org

This agefriendlymn.org website was created by Minnesota Leadership Council on Aging in an effort to help promote the many events and resources created by Age-Friendly Technical Assistance Providers (TAP).

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Contact: 

MN.DHS.AgeFriendlyMN@state.mn.us 
for additional information or accommodations

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