Improving Service to Older Adults
The Institute fosters connections, networks, and collaborative efforts with and between aging service providers and aging-focused organizations throughout the state. While the Institute does not provide direct services to older adults, rather we enhance service provision through our collaborative efforts as well as many of our education and research initiatives that are directed to service providers.
The public service activities of the Institute on Aging are managed by Bill Lamb, Associate Director for Public Service.
Public Service Activities
- North Carolina Conference on Aging
- North Carolina Healthy Aging Network
- Senior Leadership Initiative
Staff Affiliations
As part of our mission of public service to the state, Institute staff collaborate and partner with many other service organizations. We have listed here some of the affiliations and memberships held by Institute staff with organizations throughout North Carolina.
Victor Marshall
- Member, Governor's Advisory Council on Aging
Bill Lamb
- Member, NC Coalition on Aging
- Member, AARP-NC
- Member, North Carolina Association on Aging
- Member, Friends of Residents in Long Term Care
- Member, Advisory Committee to the NC Division of Medical Assistance in the development of the Uniform Screening Tool (MUST) for long term care services
- Consultant and evaluator, Long Term Care Rebalancing Grant
- Member, Dept. of Health and Human Service Systems Transformation Grant Advisory Committee (renamed North Carolina Access and Choice made Easy (NC ACE))
- Member, SAFE in Long Term Care Task-Force of the Division of Aging and Adult Services
- Member, Senior Issues Team of the Triangle United Way
- Member, GOLD Coalition (Growing Older with Dignity), an advisory committee appointed by the Wake County Commissioners
