Are you a DC resident age 60 or older and interested in representing your peers as Ms. Senior DC 2023? Are you actively involved in your community? Consider becoming a contestant in the Ms. Senior DC Pageant 2023.

Apply to be a contestant today! Applications are due by March 17.

View Iona’s comprehensive guide to aging and caregiving resources in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.

Participate in a variety of senior-friendly technology and smart device web courses.

Future of Aging (FOA) is a new project from the Department of Aging and Community Living (DACL) focused on increasing accessibility and awareness of the Department’s programming to seniors, adults with disabilities, and people who care for them.

DC’s State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP), is seeking volunteer counselors who can help DC residents navigate health insurance choices. With more than ten thousand people reaching retirement age in the US every day, the need for SHIP volunteers is greater than ever.

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December 22, 2021

Many of our programs will be delivered virtually and attendance will be limited for in-person programs.

Please call your senior site or visit their website to verify whether the program you are attending has changed to virtual.

Read more here. 

The Department of Aging and Community Living partners with a variety of government and community organizations to provide information and resources in the community.  Find an event in your community and stay informed.