Minnesota Board on Aging

Minnesota Board on Aging The Minnesota Board on Aging is the gateway to services and supports for older Minnesotans.

The MBA listens to senior concerns, researches solutions, and proposes policy to address senior needs. The Board administers funds from the Older Americans Act that provide a spectrum of services to seniors, including Senior LinkAge Line®, insurance counseling and more. First established in 1956, the Minnesota Board on Aging is a governor-appointed board that is one of the pioneers in the field of

aging policy, information, and assistance. The MBA works closely with Minnesota’s Area Agencies on Aging to provide services that seniors need.

Final chance to improve legal services for Minnesotans 60+ - the survey closes today.  Your experience can help others. ...
08/31/2026

Final chance to improve legal services for Minnesotans 60+ - the survey closes today. Your experience can help others. If you are age 60 or older, or you care for someone who is, we invite you to take a short survey about legal needs in your community. Your answers will help build programs that improve access to free and low cost legal services and resources for older Minnesotans. Just a few minutes of your time can help others stay independent, secure and connected to their communities. http://vtlr.us/26

Last chance to improve legal services for Minnesotans 60+! Your experience can help others.  If you are age 60 or older,...
08/14/2026

Last chance to improve legal services for Minnesotans 60+! Your experience can help others. If you are age 60 or older, or you care for someone who is, we invite you to take a short survey about legal needs in your community. Your answers will help build programs that improve access to free and low cost legal services and resources for older Minnesotans. Just a few minutes of your time can help others stay independent, secure and connected to their communities.

http://vtlr.us/26

Your experience can help others.  If you are age 60 or older, or you care for someone who is, we invite you to take a sh...
07/31/2026

Your experience can help others. If you are age 60 or older, or you care for someone who is, we invite you to take a short survey about legal needs in your community. Your answers will help build programs that improve access to free and low cost legal services and resources for older Minnesotans. Just a few minutes of your time can help others stay independent, secure and connected to their communities. http://vtlr.us/26

Your experience can help others.  If you are age 60 or older, or you care for someone who is, we invite you to take a sh...
07/17/2026

Your experience can help others. If you are age 60 or older, or you care for someone who is, we invite you to take a short survey about legal needs in your community. Your answers will help build programs that improve access to free and low cost legal services and resources for older Minnesotans. Just a few minutes of your time can help others stay independent, secure and connected to their communities. http://vtlr.us/26

07/16/2026

Today, July 15, 2026, the Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging, Inc. has released 4 Requests for Proposals. This funding is from the Older Americans Act, which includes Title III-B Supportive Services, Title III-D Evidence-Based Health Programming, and Title III-E Family Caregiver Services. It also includes Title III-C Nutrition Services, which includes State of Minnesota nutrition funding and the Nutrition Service Incentive Program (NSIP). The RFPs are open through August 10, 2026. For more information, visit our website, https://mnraaa.org/grant-opportunities/.

07/16/2026

On this day in 1965, the Older Americans Act was signed into law, creating a lasting national commitment to supporting older adults.

Today, the OAA continues to strengthen communities by supporting home- and community-based services that help older adults remain healthy, independent, and connected as they age. Through the national aging services network, these programs provide nutrition, transportation, caregiver support, elder justice services, and much more.

Learn more: https://acl.gov/about-acl/authorizing-statutes/older-americans-act

Caregiving is a labor of love, but no one should have to do it completely alone. To the thousands of Minnesotans providi...
06/25/2026

Caregiving is a labor of love, but no one should have to do it completely alone. To the thousands of Minnesotans providing help to family, friends and neighbors: your dedication keeps our communities strong, but your well-being matters too. Preventing caregiver burnout is essential to keeping older adults safe and supported. Don't hesitate to reach out for respite care, legal services and education designed to give you a hand. Connect with caregiver support and local programs through Minnesota Aging Pathways, formerly the Senior LinkAge Line and the Minnesota Board on Aging.

Government and business imposter scams are on the rise, but the rules to stop them are simple. Real government agencies ...
06/23/2026

Government and business imposter scams are on the rise, but the rules to stop them are simple. Real government agencies will Never EVER tell you to move your money to "protect it," demand payment via gift cards or cryptocurrency, or threaten your benefits. If a call, text, or email tells you that you need to respond immediately or risk losing access to an account- stop and verify. And if you click or respond, reach out for help. Report local scams and find education, advice and support at the Minnesota Department of Commerce or the Attorney General Keith Ellison (https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Office/Publications.asp).

Aging with dignity means having the right to make your own life choices. Self-determination is a fundamental right for e...
06/22/2026

Aging with dignity means having the right to make your own life choices. Self-determination is a fundamental right for every Minnesotans. Through supported decision-making, individuals retain control over their healthcare, finances, and living arrangements while identifying supporters who can provide guidance and support in making important decisions. Learn more about the alternatives to guardianship and how to support family members and friends as we age. Find advocacy resources and guardianship alternatives at the Center for Excellence in Supported Decision Making (https://www.voamnwi.org/center-excellence-supported-decision-making) or through your local legal service provider at LawHelpMN.org

Support for older adults and adults with disabilities to maintain independence whenever possible through care plans and support systems that prevent unnecessary guardianship and conservatorship. CESDM also provides guidance and training to case managers, Adult Protection Workers, and social workers.

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540 Cedar Street
Saint Paul, MN
55155

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