
Council on Aging Virtual Programs
Join us online on the second Thursday of each month.
Continue ReadingJoin us online on the second Thursday of each month.
Continue ReadingWe are passionate about helping those for whom aging often presents the greatest hardship.
Continue ReadingA free service that helps seniors lower the cost of their medicines.
Continue ReadingProvides practical information for seniors, family members, caregivers, and professionals
Continue ReadingProvides help and companionship to those who have been identified as extremely socially isolated.
Continue ReadingThe advisory body to the Office on Aging. Membership is open to organizations and individuals.
Continue ReadingProvides community-based services to Knox County residents in need of a structured program.
Continue ReadingProvides free tablet and laptop training for Seniors in Knox County.
Continue ReadingServes as the first point of access to all community services, including shelter, housing, and food.
Continue ReadingIdentifies and fill gaps in the criminal justice and social services systems.
Continue ReadingProvides opportunities for qualified people to work with children having special needs.
Continue ReadingProvides eyeglasses, hearing aids, and dentures through a loan fund.
Continue ReadingProvides support, information, and referrals to local resources for those who are "parenting again."
Continue ReadingProvides access to community resources by providing safe, comfortable transportation for local residents.
Continue ReadingMatches seniors with adoptable pets.
Continue ReadingA Personal Emergency Response System helps older adults stay safe and independent in their own homes.
Continue ReadingProvides meals (the same menu as Mobile Meals) for individuals who pay a fee for the service.
Continue ReadingServes five meals weekly to residents who are at least 60 and cannot cook for themselves.
Continue ReadingAn activity center where seniors can not only add years to their lives, but add life to their years.
Continue ReadingServes homebound seniors (age 60+) who have limited support and income.
Continue ReadingYour experience are valuable and can be helpful towards a community need.
Continue ReadingRise Above Crime is a free program that supports older adults who have been victimized by crime. Services are provided by caring professionals that aim...
Continue ReadingAre you on Medicare? Do you need extra money for medicine, groceries, or utilities? The Office on Aging’s Savings Check Up can help you maximize...
Continue ReadingOffers information to senior citizens, their family members, civic groups, and others.
Continue ReadingPlaces seniors in part-time paid community service assignments for on-the-job training.
Continue ReadingProvides support services to older persons who have unmet physical, mental, or social needs.
Continue ReadingOffers a number of services to seniors who are looking for employment., all free of charge.
Continue ReadingSNAP provides extra money to buy nutritious food needed for good health.
Continue ReadingProvides rides for seniors and persons with disabilities who need assistance to travel safely.
Continue ReadingProvides rides for seniors and persons with disabilities who need assistance to travel safely.
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