Network Partnerships

MAAA sustains national, statewide and regional linkages with organizations and associations in the field of aging including: (Off Site)

Alzheimer's Association Minnesota-North Dakota Chapter
The Alzheimer’s Association of Minnesota-North Dakota improves the lives of all individuals, families and care partners throughout their journey with Alzheimer’s and related diseases by providing leadership, support, education, advocacy and research.

Carver County's Senior Advisory Committee

City of Saint Paul Senior Advisory Council

Dakota County Senior Workers

Elderberry Institute
The non-profit Elderberry Institute was established as a resource center to support neighborhood Living at Home / Block Nurse Program community efforts and extend the Program model to new neighborhoods, towns and cities.

Health Ministries Network of Minnesota
Health Ministries Network of Minnesota is a nonprofit, interfaith organization committed to encouraging, supporting and developing whole-person ministries throughout Minnesota.

HealthEast Care System
HealthEast Care System is a network of integrated care services that serve the Twin Cities' East Metro and surrounding communities.

Hospice Minnesota
Hospice Minnesota is dedicated to promoting quality care for people who are dying and their families by educating the public about compassionate and competent end-of-life care, advocating for increased access to hospice and palliative care, and inspiring hospice providers to maintain the highest standards in end-of-life care.

Minnesota Area Geriatric Education Center (MAGEC)
MAGEC provides educational and innovative programs on a regional and local basis through partnerships with institutions and organizations involved in aging.

Minnesota Creative Arts & Aging Network

Minnesota Leadership Council on Aging
The Minnesota Leadership Council on Aging (MNLCOA) coalesces the resources and power of consumer, advocacy, social and health service organizations, to advocate boldly for and achieve positive system changes for older adults and their families in Minnesota.

Minnesota Medical Directors Association

Minnesota Network on Abuse in Later Life (MNALL)
MNALL promotes networks of organizations and individuals through statewide community education to address issues of domestic/sexual abuse in later life, advocacy and perpetrator accountability.

National Family Caregivers Association

Normandale Ministry for Healing & Wholeness
The Normandale Center For Healing & Wholeness is a non-profit charitable organization that seeks to be a welcoming place ministering in mind, body, and spirit to two generations-seniors and their family caregivers.

Presbyterian Homes & Services

Shelley Joseph Kordell Award Steering Committee
The Shelley Joseph-Kordell Award and Scholarship Ceremony aims to raise the profile of aging-related issues. This event also helps to fund the Shelley Joseph-Kordell Memorial Scholarship at the University of Minnesota for students interested in working directly to improve the lives of seniors.

University of Minnesota Center on Aging
The Center on Aging (CoA), housed in the School of Public Health, enjoys active participation from more than 60 faculty and staff from a wide range of schools and departments across the University.

University of Minnesota Department of Family Social Science
The Department of Family Social Science enhances the well-being of diverse families in a changing world through teaching, research, and outreach.

University of Minnesota Pharmaceutical Care Clinic
Located at the College of Pharmacy, the Pharmaceutical Care Clinic provides an opportunity for student pharmacists to apply their knowledge under the supervision of experienced faculty while helping people with their medications.

University of Minnesota School of Nursing
The School of Nursing is a leader in knowledge development and dissemination and is nationally and internationally recognized for areas of excellence that promote the health and care of individuals, families, communities, and populations.

University of Minnesota School of Social Work
Since its founding in 1917, the University of Minnesota School of Social Work (SSW) has contributed to the development of the field. It is ranked as one of the nation's best schools of social work—a leader in creative learning ventures through distance education, interactive television, satellite, and independent study.

Vital Aging Network
Through the Vital Aging Network (VAN), people share information, build partnerships, and work collaboratively to promote and support the self-sufficiency, community participation, and quality of life of older adults.