ACL National Falls Prevention Resource Center
ACL will fund one organization through a cooperative agreement to serve as the National Falls Prevention Resource Center. The center will connect the aging network with Falls Prevention grant programs, providing technical assistance, education, and evidence-based program resources for older adults and adults with disabilities. It will also support partnerships, data reporting, and stakeholder …
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