Seabury Resources for Aging launches Housing Stablization Fund

Seabury Resources for Aging announced the launch of the Housing Stabilization Fund with support from UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of D.C., an innovative collaboration that delivers targeted, one-time interventions for low-income and cost-burdened District residents ages 60 and older whose housing stability is threatened by unsafe or unsanitary conditions. The fund arrives at a pivotal moment: 2026 marks the year the oldest Baby Boomers turn 80, a demographic milestone accelerating demand for aging-in-place support nationwide, even as the systems meant to support older adults face mounting pressure. The effort reflects a shared conviction that the private and nonprofit sectors have a responsibility to step forward with practical, community-rooted solutions that complement and extend public programs.The fund is designed to implement practical interventions that prevent a vulnerable older adult’s home from becoming a health crisis, keeping individuals out of emergency rooms and long-term care facilities and enabling care providers to safely continue their work.