Read about our recent accomplishments and the work of our community partners.
There is a new program to assist those who are at risk for falls, have fallen or who have had to phone 911 for a list-assist. This program's goal is to help the individual stay safely in their own homes by providing additional, no-cost help from doctors, nurses and paramedics.
The CARE (Caregiver Advise, Record and Enable) Act was developed by the AARP to help to ensure caregivers receive the information and training they need to care for their loved ones returning home from the hospital.
Nominations are being solicited for this award that was designed to acknowledge the selfless sacrifices that caregivers make every day to provide the best care possible.
AARP developed this guide to help caregivers find needed assistance, connect with others, and take care of themselves.
On July 14 we were proud to join almost 100 supporters from around the state to celebrate the 50th anniversary of AmeriCorps Seniors VISTA in Connecticut.
Connecticut Open Volunteers are sponsored by AARP Connecticut this year, so AoASCC had an opportunity to staff a table at the Tennis Open volunteer orientation.
"Your enduring brain health is given a real boost when you challenge yourself
by learning new things in new situations."
This fall, older adults will go “back to school” in area elementary schools once again to help young children learn to read as volunteers with AARP Experience Corps – Greater New Haven.
You’ve worked all your life, like your parents did, to save for a comfortable retirement and perhaps to leave an inheritance to your children. Nowadays, with the cost of living so high, your money is going more quickly than it used to. Will it last?
AoASCC is pleased to be part of this new initiative offered by the City of New Haven
Low-income families participating in DSS programs can apply for voucher
2015 Today's Caregiver™ Friendly Awards Announced
Dr. Beverly Kidder was recently interviewed by Georgian Lussier for her program on Wallingford Public Access Television.
Read this article shared by our SMP Program.
This summer AARP Foundation Experience Corps and PBS KIDS are collaborating to help prevent learning loss.
Thank you to all who made this exhibit a success!
Shelley O'Brien, formerly of DSS Elderly Protective Services, was recognized at the recent Interagency Council meeting.
A $25,000 grant has been received from the National Council on Aging to help seniors with applying for SNAP food assistance.
AOASCC offering walk-in assistance at the Cornell Scott Hill Health Center
Governor Malloy reminds us that hurricane season began June 1 and provides tips on how to prepare.
