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| Since the 2001 legislative session, the Minnesota Legislature has provided $6 million each year to the Department of Human Services (DHS) to help communities rebalance their long-term care service delivery system and increase their capacity to help people age 65 and older to stay in their own homes and communities. |
| These dollars are given out to organizations through the Community Service/Community Services Development grants, also known as CS/SD. |
| The CS/SD grants promote targeted development to meet the challenges of Aging 2030 and the forecasted pressures on Minnesota’s long-term care system. |
| • Persons age 65+ stay in their own homes and communities |
| • Improve chronic disease management in Minnesota’s communities |
| • Expand long-term care capacity by linking formal and informal long-term care services |
| • Support caregivers and promote independence through market-based solutions |
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| Interested in applying for a CS/SD grant? |
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| Find program reporting information. |
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