The National Center for Benefits Outreach and Enrollment, funded via grant opportunity HHS-2025-ACL-CIP-MINC-0022, aims to enhance healthcare access and chronic disease prevention for Medicare enrollees, especially older adults. The center will support various organizations by providing education, training, and technical assistance to improve benefits enrollment from federal and state programs. The grant offers up to $15 million per year for three years, focusing on creating web-based decision support tools, developing strategies to enroll economically disadvantaged individuals, and establishing Benefit Enrollment Centers (BECs) to assist the target populations. Key activities include updating enrollment tools, running outreach campaigns, maintaining a best practices clearinghouse, and ensuring collaboration with federal and local partners to streamline access to benefits. Applications must demonstrate organizational capacity, a compelling project narrative, and measurable outcomes to qualify. The application process emphasizes adherence to federal regulations and standards, including compliance with the Paperwork Reduction Act. Submissions are due by July 30, 2025, following extensive guidelines for both the content and structure of proposals, ensuring a collaborative and efficient approach to benefits outreach across states and communities.