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06/02/2026

Pneumococcal disease can be severe, but vaccination helps lower your risk of serious illness. As soon as you turn 50, you can take the first step to help keep yourself protected against pneumococcal disease: getting vaccinated. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/4c90tvD

05/13/2026

Too often, Alzheimer's disease is only pictured at its most advanced stages, but that's not the whole story. If you or someone you know is living with the earlier stages of Alzheimer's, our partner at wants to hear from you.

Your story has the power to change how people understand this disease — and inspire others to seek early testing and take control of their health.

Fill out the form here to learn more and get started:

We’re looking for women to share their stories of living with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, including pre-clinical AD with no symptoms and early stage AD with mild cognitive impairment or mild dementia. Please include your email address below. We will contact you if you meet the criteria f...

05/13/2026

NCBA Community Day Health & Wellness Fair
Your health matters, and NCBA is bringing the community together for a day focused on prevention, wellness, and connection.

Join us for the NCBA Community Day Health & Wellness Fair in recognition of Older Americans Month 2026. This free community event will include health screenings, wellness education, safety resources, fitness assessments, CPR demonstrations, mental health resources, and more.

Date: Thursday, May 14, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Location: Carl F. West NCBA Estates
1370 Harvard Street, NW
Washington, DC 20009

Free to attend. No registration required. All are welcome.
Come out, connect with helpful resources, and take an active step toward living longer and aging better.
Champion your health with NCBA.

03/03/2026

Throughout history, women have been at the forefront of shaping society, breaking barriers, and driving change.
They have built communities, led movements, raised generations, influenced policy, and opened doors that once seemed impossible to unlock. Their resilience, courage, and vision continue to shape the world we live in today.
At NCBA, we honor the legacy of women who strengthen families, transform systems, and advocate for dignity, stability, and opportunity — especially for older adults across our communities.
This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the trailblazers, the advocates, the caregivers, the entrepreneurs, the leaders — and the everyday women whose impact may not always make headlines, but changes lives every single day.
Because when women thrive, communities thrive.
And when communities thrive, we all move forward together.

03/03/2026

DYK? Pneumococcal vaccines are available for adults ages 50+. CVEEP's latest resource is available to answer your questions about pneumococcal disease, vaccine eligibility, insurance coverage, and more. Learn more with our new resource: bit.ly/4636zcQ

02/12/2026

“I didn’t need saving. I needed stability.”

For too long, housing uncertainty made everything harder, health, peace of mind, and planning for the future.
Through NCBA’s commitment to older adults and supportive housing like Carl F. West Senior Estates, stability became possible.
And when stability shows up, dignity follows.
A safe home.
A strong community.
The freedom to keep living life on your own terms.
This image represents what aging with dignity can look like when older adults are supported, not overlooked.
If you believe housing is healthcare, community matters, and older adults deserve more than just getting by, you’re in the right place.
👉 Follow NCBA, Inc. for stories, advocacy, and resources that honor aging with dignity.

02/12/2026

pneumococcal disease can cause serious infections like pneumonia, meningitis, and bloodstream infections? Adults 50+ are recommended for pneumococcal vaccination to help stay protected. Learn more from the

02/10/2026

As we age, our risk for severe complications from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) increases. The best way to help protect yourself from RSV is getting vaccinated. Learn more about RSV vaccine recommendations for adults 50 and older: cveep.org/rsvready

02/10/2026

Grandfamilies are holding everything together.
And they deserve a home that does the same.
At Carl F. West Senior Estates, we’re creating a supportive housing community designed specifically for grandparents raising grandchildren, because family doesn’t stop when circumstances change.

This is more than an apartment.
It’s stability.
It’s safety.
It’s a place where grandparents and grandchildren can grow together, supported by community and care.

What this community offers:
• Thoughtfully designed family-sized apartments
• On-site supportive services and resources
• Safe, secure, family-friendly spaces
• A location close to schools, transit, and everyday essentials
If you’re a grandparent caring for your grandchildren, or know someone who is, this could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.

Housing is more than a roof.
It’s the foundation for family, dignity, and peace of mind.
📞 Call (202) 289-1700
🌐 Visit ncbacfw.com
📍 1370 Harvard Street NW, Washington, DC

Living Longer. Aging Better.

02/10/2026

She never imagined that the hardest chapter would come later.
After decades of raising a family, working, and giving to others, she found herself asking quiet questions she never thought she’d have to ask.

"Where will I live as I get older
Who will I turn to if I need help
What happens if I feel alone?"

Housing was no longer just about a roof.
It was about safety.
Belonging.
Dignity.

The uncertainty weighed on her. Without a place to land, everything felt fragile. Her health. Her confidence. Her sense of peace.

What she needed wasn’t just housing.
She needed community. A place where she wasn’t starting over alone. A place where aging didn’t mean disappearing.

This story represents the moment when uncertainty meets support. When older adults are reminded that they still matter and that growing older should come with care, connection, and respect.

This is why housing matters.
This is why community matters.

Living Longer-Aging Better.