About Tennessee Federation for the Aging
The Tennessee Federation for the Aging, Inc. (TFA) was organized in 1968 and incorporated in 1969 to secure funding for senior citizens programs and services and to serve as an advocacy group for seniors. Over the years, TFA has coordinated with various local, district and statewide organizations to provider service provider training, senior educational workshops, and advocacy to align efforts to improve the overall quality of life for older Tennesseans.
TFA is a non-profit (501c3) charitable organization.
TFA membership consists of representatives from statewide agencies, government agencies, area agencies on aging and disability, senior centers, home health agencies, nutrition providers, adult day care providers, long-term care facilities, senior citizens, caregivers, and students.
TFA’s Purpose
To enhance the general welfare of older Tennesseans and to promote civic, educational and social measures relating to the special interests of older Tennesseans.
TFA's Goals
Interested in Becoming a Member?
The Tennessee Federation for the Aging, Inc. (TFA) was organized in 1968 and incorporated in 1969 to secure funding for senior citizens programs and services and to serve as an advocacy group for seniors. Over the years, TFA has coordinated with various local, district and statewide organizations to provider service provider training, senior educational workshops, and advocacy to align efforts to improve the overall quality of life for older Tennesseans.
TFA is a non-profit (501c3) charitable organization.
TFA membership consists of representatives from statewide agencies, government agencies, area agencies on aging and disability, senior centers, home health agencies, nutrition providers, adult day care providers, long-term care facilities, senior citizens, caregivers, and students.
TFA’s Purpose
To enhance the general welfare of older Tennesseans and to promote civic, educational and social measures relating to the special interests of older Tennesseans.
TFA's Goals
- Initiate and encourage goals that enhance the overall well-being of older Tennesseans.
- Identify and coordinate with other constituent groups with similar objectives.
- Support programs designed to assist older adults in remaining independent.
- Review proposed and recent legislation affecting seniors.
- Encourage development of continuing education and training for service providers.
- Strengthen the aging network through aging conferences and regional workshops.
- Serve as a statewide voice and advocate for public policies, social attitudes, and practices that promote vital aging.
Interested in Becoming a Member?
| TFA Brochure |
TFA Form 990
| TFA Form 990 |