Reports & Plans

2024 Department Overview  

This document is produced by the Florida Department of Elder Affairs and updated periodically to provide the public and the Legislature with information about programs and services for Florida’s elders. Services and programs for older adults vary in relation to consumer needs, demographics, funding availability and legislative directives. This Department Overview, unless otherwise noted, contains information and data compiled as of November 2024. 

2023 Department Overview

This document is produced by the Florida Department of Elder Affairs and updated periodically to provide the public and the Legislature with information about programs and services for Florida’s elders. Services and programs for older adults vary in relation to consumer needs, demographics, funding availability and legislative directives. This Department Overview, unless otherwise noted, contains information and data compiled as of November 2023. 

2022 Department Overview

This document is produced by the Florida Department of Elder Affairs and updated periodically to provide the public and the Legislature with information about programs and services for Florida’s elders. Services and programs for older adults vary in relation to consumer needs, demographics, funding availability and legislative directives. This Summary of Programs and Services, unless otherwise noted, contains information and data compiled as of November 2022. 

***The web version of this document has been revised to reflect updated data on Page 29. The print version does not reflect this change. 

Long-Range Program Plan

Long-Range Program Plan FY 2024-2025 through FY 2028-2029 

Provides background information about the Department and establishes the framework and context for the annual Legislative Budget Request. 

Florida State Plan on Aging

Florida State Plan on Aging 2026-2029 

The Florida Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA/Department) is the designated State Unit on Aging, in accordance with the federal Older Americans Act and Chapter 430, Florida Statutes. The Department works in concert with federal, state, local, and community-based public and private agencies and organizations to represent the interests of older Floridians, their caregivers, and elder advocates. The organizations and providers that help create a better life for Florida’s older adults make up Florida’s Aging Network.