On March 13, we shared findings from a new research brief from the State of Aging in Central Indiana Report that explains what CKD is and how common it is. Panelists discussed local services and support for discovering whether you or your loved ones have CKD and how to maximize quality of life with the disease.

On November 14, 9-11 a.m. we  presented findings from a new research brief which uncovers how different aging adult groups, and their caregivers, navigate the Central Indiana food system. 

On November 2, the Central Indiana Senior Fund, The Polis Center, and WFYI Public Media will co-host the Aging in Place Webinar: Help Wanted.  This event will explore the direct care workforce needed to help the growing older adult population age at home.

On May 16, we shared findings from our new analysis, Women and Aging: Equity in the Wellbeing of Older Adults in Central Indiana. 

This research brief discusses the many challenges faced by the growing number of older people living with dementia (PLWD) in the community; and several promising initiatives that aim to better support PLWD and their caregivers.

The social wellbeing of older adults is dependent on positive, durable relationships and sustained access to community roles and social institutions.  This section of the report discusses social inclusion and purposeful living.

Whether or not an older adult is financially stable depends on life experiences, age, and other key characteristics. This section of the report assesses financial stability, including household income, poverty levels, and the experiences of older adults in Central Indiana.