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We are a nationally recognized training and research center dedicated to supporting the workforce that provides health and social services to older adults and people with disabilities.

We are a nationally recognized training and research center dedicated to supporting the workforce that provides health and social services to older adults and people with disabilities.

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Explore our extensive collection of innovative, competency-based, practice-informed online training created by leaders and practitioners in the field.

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Effective Strategies for Home-based Assessment Certificate Program

Coming Soon: Our new Effective Strategies for Home-based Assessment Certificate is designed to simulate home environments and prepare health and human services professionals to conduct home visits and assessments for people with disabilities and older adults.

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Success Stories

171%

increase in case management students' ability to make referrals to appropriate community-based services and programs.

See Evaluation Report / Tri-Valley Case Management Accelerated Training - Session 3

107%

increase in New York case managers' ability to discuss how organizations can select care transition models that are a good fit.

See Evaluation Report / New York State Case Management Certificate Initiative (2025)

100%

increase in faith leaders' knowledge on how to make referrals for older adults with substance use concerns.

See Evaluation Report / E4 Center for Excellence Substance Use and Aging for Faith Leaders Training Initiative (2025)

206%

increase in YMCA Chicago learners' understanding of the legal and ethical considerations involved in assessment.

See Evaluation Report / YMCA Chicago Cohort 1: Foundations in Aging & Disabilities (2025)

100%

increase in Vermont professionals' understanding of the core clinical criteria used for diagnosing dementia.

See Evaluation Report / Vermont Learning Enhancement in Aging Program (LEAP): Full Evaluation Report (2025)

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“This training will help staff at all 24 Community Mental Health Centers in Indiana better serve the growing mental health needs of our aging population. As their needs grow, so does our need to train and prepare our professionals who work with this population every day. This program will be instrumental in enhancing the ability of our workforce to care for the mental health needs of aging adults.”

Andrew Zellers, Grant Administrator and Policy Research Analyst, Indiana Council of Community Mental Health Centers (ICCMHC) on the course Behavioral Health in Aging Certificate

The Network for Professional Education

The Network for Professional Education is Boston University School of Social Work’s professional education department and provides health and social service workers with the skills needed to advance in their careers.

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