MPA Data Dashboard

MPA Data Dashboard

California’s older adult population is projected to diversify and grow faster than other age groups. By 2030, nearly 10 million Californians will be an older adult, about 25% of the state’s population. Recognizing these significant demographic shifts, California launched a Master Plan for Aging (MPA) in 2021. California’s MPA is a cross sector, multiyear blueprint that reflects California’s vision of and commitment to an age- and ability-forward state.

9.0 Million
Older Adults

7.0 Million
Family Caregivers

1.9 Million
Adults Under 60 with a Disability

The MPA Data Dashboard centralizes data to support decision making about the programs that support the state’s older adults, caregivers, and adults with disabilities. The dashboard below shows the latest population projections from the California Department of Finance by State, County, and Planning & Service Area.

The County Data Tool shows the experiences and needs of each community through more than 30 metrics organized into 7 categories: 1) social & economic need, 2) home- and community-based services, 3) health, 4) caregiving & workforce, 5) affordability, 6) housing & transportation, and 7) inclusion.

>> Visit the County Data Tool

Downloadable Profiles of Older Adults

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Download one-page infographics for your community! Each profile combines data from multiple sources to provide an overview of older adults in communities across California. Visit https://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/ to find your senate or assembly district.



By County


By Senate District


By Assembly District