The 2005 WHCoA, held
December 11 to 14, 2005 in Washington, DC, was the fifth WHCoA in history. Like its predecessors, its purpose was to make recommendations to the President and Congress to help guide national aging policies for the next ten years and beyond.
The 2005 WHCoA focused on the aging of today and tomorrow, including 78 million baby boomers who began to turn 60 in January 2006.

The WHCoA would like to congratulate all delegates for their efforts, enthusiasm and commitment to the future of aging in the United States. The final report to the President and Congress will be completed by June 2006.

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	WHCoA Date: December 11-14, 2005 Marriott Wardman Park Hotel 2660 Woodley Road, NW Washington, DC Conference Theme Logo Download (Multiple Formats)

2005 White House Conference on Aging Final Report is now available for download. Printed copies of the 2005 WHCoA Final Report are extremely limited. Please feel free to download the entire report or selected sections as you wish.

                   


Webcasting of the 2005 WHCoA by Kaisernetwork.org (Posted: 12/16/05)

On June 14, 2006, the Policy Committee voted to approve the Final Report of the 2005 White House Conference on Aging.
Input from Governors
Deadline for Governor's Input for Final Report Extended to April 28, 2006
Preliminary Report to Governors
Letter to National Congress of American Indians requesting input for Final Report
Top 50 Resolutions
Top 10 Resolutions
Delegate Resolution Workbook
Resolution Vote Tally
WHCoA Speakers and Presentations

• Implementation Strategy Session Highlight Report

Authorizing Legislation

• WHCoA Policy Committee Votes to Approve Annotated Agenda (11/3/2005)
• Advisory Committee
• Public Input Process for the 2005 WHCoA :
  • Listening Sessions
  • Solutions Forums
  • Mini-Conferences
  • Designated Events
  • Independent Aging Agenda Events
  • Input/Resolutions From the General Public

Frequently Asked Questions
Multimedia Gallery
Glossary of Aging Terms
Contact Information

USA.gov (Off Site)
USA.gov for Seniors (Off Site)
Senate Special Committee on Aging (Off Site)
The White House (Off Site)
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