NCBA has long served as a leading resource on issues affecting older adults, working to ensure access to the tools and support needed to age with dignity and independence. Founded in 1970, NCBA has contributed to shaping national conversations around aging and helping ensure the needs of older Americans are considered in public planning and decision-making.

Throughout its history, NCBA has supported efforts to improve economic stability, healthcare access, affordable housing, and workforce participation for individuals aged 55 and over. Through collaboration with public agencies, policymakers, and service organizations, NCBA continues to promote practical approaches that enhance the quality of life for older adults.

As one of the nation’s longest-standing organizations focused on aging, NCBA remains committed to helping older Americans live productive, engaged, and self-sufficient lives.

Headquartered in Washington, D.C., NCBA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization governed by a dedicated Board of Directors.