The New Hampshire Commission on Aging

The New Hampshire Commission on Aging Established in 2019 to advise the governor and the general court on policy and planning related to aging in New Hampshire.

06/10/2026

🎉 It's Age Without Limits Day! 🎉

Today is all about questioning common assumptions about age and ageing, because when we question ageism, we challenge it. And the more we challenge it, the more we start to change it.

If you're looking for last minute ways to get involved, you could:
- Share one of our posts and add your own thoughts about what questioning ageism means to you, or choose an ageist stereotype (like 'can't teach an old dog new tricks') and share why you want to challenge it. ✍️
- Talk to your friends, family and neighbours about ageing and ageism! Use our handy conversation starters on our website for some prompts and questions like, 'what do we mean when we say ‘act your age‘?' and 'Why do we say ‘you look good for your age‘? Why not just ‘you look good’?' 💬

If you're hosting an event today or this week, we can't wait to see what you get up to! Make sure to tag us using and , and thank you so much for getting involved.

Together, we can create a future free from ageism.

06/10/2026

Brain health is key to maintaining your quality of life as you age - and early detection of memory loss can help you plan for a healthier future. June is Alzheimer's and Brain Health Month, and you can take steps now to keep your brain healthy as you age. Visit www.dhhs.nh.gov/brainhealth to learn more!

“Travel isn’t just turning up and ticking boxes anymore, it’s about learning something meaningful about a place from the...
05/26/2026

“Travel isn’t just turning up and ticking boxes anymore, it’s about learning something meaningful about a place from the people who know it best,” says Johannes Reck, co-founder of GetYourGuide.

‍The Rise of “Grandma Tourism” Why almost 70% of travelers prefer learning from older locals when on holiday

https://longevity.stanford.edu/shes-88-hes-21-theyre-classmates/Could intergenerational living create stronger futures f...
05/22/2026

https://longevity.stanford.edu/shes-88-hes-21-theyre-classmates/
Could intergenerational living create stronger futures for older adults and students?

Christian Houck is a senior at Goucher College in Towson, Maryland, planning to graduate this May. With a major in psychology and political science and a minor in sociology, and as president of the student government association, it makes sense that he’s enrolled in a “Life and Politics in Balti...

Healthy-Aging- Highlighting Organizations Working Towards Age-InclusivityTwo-Part WebinarWednesdays, May 27 + June 3 | 2...
05/22/2026

Healthy-Aging- Highlighting Organizations Working Towards Age-Inclusivity

Two-Part Webinar
Wednesdays, May 27 + June 3 | 2:00 - 3:30pm

The seacoast region is home to a growing number of organizations committed to building communities where people of all ages are valued, included, and empowered to thrive. This two-part webinar series shines a spotlight on the innovative and dedicated groups leading that charge — from grassroots in...

It’s time for brands to rethink what ‘older’ really means.
05/21/2026

It’s time for brands to rethink what ‘older’ really means.

As the population ages, Elie Ofek recommends that brands rethink outdated assumptions about seniors.

On Monday we celebrated 10 outstanding older volunteers for their contributions with Governor Kelly Ayotte. Please join ...
05/21/2026

On Monday we celebrated 10 outstanding older volunteers for their contributions with Governor Kelly Ayotte. Please join us in honoring these individuals for their tremendous service.

https://longevity.stanford.edu/midlife-101-majoring-in-what-comes-next/Big life changes and transitions can motivate us ...
05/15/2026

https://longevity.stanford.edu/midlife-101-majoring-in-what-comes-next/
Big life changes and transitions can motivate us to find renewed purpose and identity. What if there was a class that helped you do that? University of Minnesota’s new Midlife Academy is doing just that.

For Matt Parker of St. Paul, Minnesota, a one-two punch of big life changes motivated him to enroll in a class at the University of Minnesota’s new Midlife Academy. Parker, 55, worked as a special agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation for 25 years before retiring in 2024 to start a securit...

05/15/2026

📢 Applications are open for the next cohort of Project ECHO: Aging, Community, and Equity!

This free series dives into ageism, its effects on health, policy, culture, and more, and is designed for anyone supporting older adults in rural ME, NH, VT, and northern NY. Sessions will be held every other Wednesday from May 20 to July 29, 2026, from 12 to 1 PM EST on Zoom.

📋 Apply now: unh.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dj3fnSgLSEpMJAq

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117 Pleasant Street
Concord, NH
03301

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