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NAB Foundation

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The Foundation of the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (the “Foundation”) is a nonprofit organization established to promote and enhance the profession of long term care administration to and on behalf of the organization’s members. The Foundation was also created for the purpose of promoting quality care and public protection for the disabled and frail elderly populations. The Foundation carries out its mission through its support of quality improvement initiatives, leadership development and research.

Foundation Initatives

Covid Workforce Research
Projects & Grants
Research
NELS Summit
Vision Centre

Recent NAB Foundation Successes

145
Donors

363
Donations

$44,343.80
Raised

$122.16
Average Donation

Donating to the NAB Foundation is a great way to support Long Term Care Leadership. The work the Foundation does both in research and sponsoring to credential new leaders is so important even greater now than ever before. It is so important to encourage quality care by supporting strong LTC leadership.

— Del Zook

A Commitment of Partnership

The NAB Foundation is proud to partner with organizations committed to advancing purpose-driven senior living and health services leadership.

The National Emerging Leadership Summit

Each year, The National Emerging Leadership Summit brings together individuals in their first 5 years of their career as a leader in the aging services sector. They come together for 3 days in Washington DC, where they have the opportunity to meet with association leaders, legislators and get a broader view of how they can expand the impact they have as leaders within their communities and on a national scale.

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The Vision Center

The Vision Centre’s Vision 2025 initiative was established to expand and support the academic community, and to develop 25 robust degree programs in long term care administration with a goal of graduating 1,000 students collectively per year by the year 2025

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