Missouri Institute on Minority Aging

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MIMA 2021 Flyer

Since 1995, the Missouri Institute on Minority Aging (MIMA) has provided public and private agency personnel and caregivers with a forum to express and share ideas about delivering services and improving health care for minority elderly people. If you are a provider or caregiver, or someone who cares about issues affecting the minority elderly, you don't want to miss this. MIMA is administered by the Lincoln University Cooperative Extension  Paula J. Carter Center on Minority Health and Aging.

For More Information, Contact:

Lincoln University Cooperative Extension
Paula J. Carter Center on Minority Health and Aging (PJCCMHA)
900 Leslie Blvd., Lorenzo J. Greene Hall, Suite A
Jefferson City, MO 65101
Phone: (573) 681-5530
Fax: (573) 681-5534
Email: PJCCMHA@LincolnU.edu

Missouri Institute on Minority Aging - Video Playlist

22nd Missouri Institute on Minority Aging

Theme:   "Harambe: We Are All in This Together" Focusing on advocacy of self, family, community, and state.

Monday, August 26 – Wednesday, August 28, 2019

Location:  Holiday Inn Executive Center - Columbia 2200 Interstate 70 Dr SW Columbia, MO  65203

Sponsored by:  Lincoln University Cooperative Extension - Paula J. Carter Center on Minority Health and Aging and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Office of Minority Health

Missouri Institute on Minority Aging

The Missouri Institute on Minority Aging (MIMA) is a forum to address health issues and provide solutions applicable to underserved senior citizens of Missouri. MIMA includes educational presentations, which cover a variety of topics including chronic disease self-management, strategies for the delivery of healthcare information and programs and current research and data on health issues impacting older, underserved individuals.

Since 1995, the MIMA has provided public and private agency personnel and caregivers with a forum to express and share ideas about delivering services and improving health care for minority elderly people. If you are a provider or caregiver, or someone who cares about issues affecting the minority elderly, you don't want to miss this. MIMA is administered by the Lincoln University Cooperative Extension Paula J. Carter Center on Minority Health and Aging.