Read Justice in Aging’s comments on OMB’s proposed federal financial assistance rule and learn how changes to grant requirements could impact organizations serving older adults and vulnerable communities.
Justice in Aging submitted comments opposing proposed USCIS changes to the change of address form, urging protections for older immigrants and access to critical public benefits without unnecessary barriers.
Justice in Aging submitted comments opposing HUD’s proposed Equal Access Rule revisions, urging the agency to preserve protections that ensure LGBTQ+ people can access safe, nondiscriminatory housing and shelter.
Read Justice in Aging’s comments for the House Ways and Means Subcommittee hearing on aging issues, addressing the needs of older adults facing barriers to health care and financial security.
Justice in Aging submitted comments on California’s CalAIM 1915(b) Waiver, urging protections that improve access to Medi-Cal services, advance health equity, and support older adults and people with disabilities.
Cuts to health care and aging programs would reduce access to services for older adults and people with disabilities, while increased immigration enforcement funding could harm immigrant communities. This resource examines the impact of these policy decisions on access to care and supports.
Justice in Aging outlines concerns over HUD’s proposed work requirements and time limits, highlighting risks of homelessness, administrative burdens, and housing loss.
HUD’s proposed rule on mixed-status households could deny housing assistance to families with mixed immigration status, forcing difficult choices and risking displacement.
Justice in Aging’s response to the CMS request for information warns that efforts to address fraud, waste, and abuse must not create harmful barriers to care, emphasizing the need to protect low-income older adults’ access to Medicare and Medicaid services.
