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The national average of social isolation is 20%, in New Haven County, the rate is 25%. AOASCC staff and volunteers are making a difference everyday in addressing loneliness and isolation.
Read about our recent accomplishments and the work of our community partners.
The national average of social isolation is 20%, in New Haven County, the rate is 25%. AOASCC staff and volunteers are making a difference everyday in addressing loneliness and isolation.
Letters of Interest are now being accepted for the year beginning October 1, 2022..
As you are making out your year-end donations, remember AOASCC.
Encouraging, supporting and physically being there for someone who needs that extra help when travelling to and from a medical appointment can make all the difference.
Area Plan October 2021-September 2024: Pursuant to the Older Americans Act of 1965, section 316 (a) (3), a public hearing will be held on June 28, 2021 at 10:30 am via Zoom. This hearing is being held for the purpose of outlining the goals, objectives and strategies in to serve the needs of older adults in its region and to address comments.
Join us for an upcoming virtual event on the information you need to make the best decisions when it comes to Medicare.
Join the Connecticut Association of Agencies on Aging for this program tailored to the post-vaccine
?questions and concerns of older adults.
If you would like to make a positive difference in the lives of other, here's a great opportunity. Dates for the next CHOICES member trainings have been announced.
An email that may appear to be coming from Pfizer or Moderna is being sent to people asking them to take a survey in exchange for a reward. This is not a legitimate email.
The CT Department of Public Health is encouraging all residents 75+ to schedule their covid vaccine appointments as soon as possible.
Caregiving can be so challenging, all consuming and isolating. Get the support you need at the monthly virtual support group meeting every 2nd Tuesday from 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Flu shots are covered by Medicare. The flu can have serious complications, especially for people with diabetes, heart disease, and other medical conditions. Getting your shot can help you stay healthy, protect others, and stop the spread.
It is important to review your plan every year. October 15 to December 7 each year is the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period, which allows people with Medicare to join, switch, or leave Medicare Advantage and Part D prescription drug plans.
AOASCC was pleased to be part of Quilts of Valor Foundation honoring of Vietnam Veteran Steve Urban.