Community Engagement Pima Council on Aging actively partners with local agencies such as Tucson Police Department and Caregiver Training Institute, highlighting opportunities to offer tailored community support solutions and strengthen collaborations with aging-focused organizations.

Digital Initiatives Their recent launch of programs like Nosh&Know and the adoption of digital tools such as WP Rocket and Bloomerang suggest a focus on enhancing virtual engagement and donor management, presenting avenues for innovative digital platform offerings.

Facility Expansion The purchase of a new Healthy Aging Center signals growth and a commitment to expanding physical services, opening opportunities to offer remodeling, facility management, or wellness technology solutions.

Funding and Grants With revenue estimates between 10 to 25 million dollars, and no specified funding sources, there is potential to provide grant writing, fundraising technology, or strategic financial consulting aligned with their development goals.

Service Innovation Introduction of programs like Dementia Capable Southern Arizona and Friends and Neighbors indicates an emphasis on specialized dementia and caregiver support, creating possibilities for technology solutions, caregiver training, and healthcare service enhancements.