Here is today’s Monday Mailer for you:

Commit to Connect National Summit 

Join Commit to Connect for the 2025 National Summit to Increase Social Connections, a two-day virtual event focused on Scaling and Replicating Effective Social Connection Programs, on Tuesday, September 9, 2025, and Wednesday, September 10, 2025, from 1:00-3:30 p.m. ET.

The event will bring together local, state, and national leaders from across sectors to grow the social connections of older adults and people with disabilities. Participants will gain insights into innovative programs, promising practices, and resources that promote social connection, as well as strategies and mechanisms to grow, replicate, and scale social connection programs nationwide.

Registration is free but required. Visit the event page to view the full agenda. Register here.

Title VI Afternoon Chat Recap

The Title VI Afternoon Chat held on August 14th focused on No Wrong Door systems. No Wrong Door provides a coordinated way for older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers to access the services and supports they need to live in their communities. The chat explored the basics of the No Wrong Door vision, provided examples of integration with Title VI programs, and highlighted support available from the No Wrong Door Resource Center. Wisconsin shared their work with Title VI and No Wrong Door, focusing on their efforts to improve collaboration, training, and multidisciplinary teaming between their ADRC network, county-based Adult Protective Services agencies, and the 11 Tribal nation partner agencies. Finally, the No Wrong Door Resource Center heard from participants about the support needed to facilitate stronger Title VI participation in No Wrong Door systems. Find the video recording and PowerPoint from the Title VI Afternoon Chat below: 

• Video recording
• PowerPoint

Lifespan Respite Sustainability Tools

ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center provides tools, resources, webinars, and funding guides to assist Lifespan Respite organizations and their partners in sustaining their programs. One of the tools, “Financing Strategies for Lifespan Respite Programs, State Respite Coalitions, and Provider Agencies,” offers overarching strategies and proven practical approaches paired with real-world state and local examples that have been successfully implemented to sustain respite and caregiver support services. View all the tools here.

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We hope you find these resources helpful! See you next Monday!