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The NACSA promotes, represents, advocates for AmeriCorps Seniors Programs, believes in enhancing the power of Foster Grandparent, RSVP, and Senior Companion programs nationwide. Our 300+ member organizations also work toward the common goal of achieving adequate federal support and program flexibility for Foster Grandparent, RSVP, and Senior Companion programs nationwide. Embracing the three programs within one association, NACSA is the recognized national leadership organization representing the combined interests of the AmeriCorps Seniors programs. The NACSA works to ensure that the efforts of AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers will continue meeting the needs and challenges of America's communities.




We personally invite you to become a member of the NACSA and join our AmeriCorps Seniors network that is Stronger Together.
In addition to access to the members’ only section of our website, your membership in the NACSA will provide you with:

  • A national organization that promotes the combined interests of Foster Grandparent, RSVP and Senior Companion programs nationwide

  • A Washington representative that presents a UNIFIED voice to Members of Congress on AmeriCorps Senior issues

  • Collaboration with other organizations in the field of aging and community service

  • Opportunities to share your concerns through yearly surveys and regular communication

  • Action alerts and other timely updates on Congressional legislation and important issues affecting your program(s)

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