Happenings

New Video

A new agency video has been created that showcases our various services.  Click here to go to the "Who We Are" page.  On this page, you can view the entire video.

New Foundation Director

Laurie Principe has been named as the Foundation Director.  Previously, she served as chief devlopment officer for Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association and director of advancement for The Fine Arts Association in Willoughby. To contact Laurie Principe, call her at 440-205-8111 ext 247.  To read more about the Foundation, click here.

Employment Program

Learn the computer skills you need to secure a job.   From June 15-July 20, hands-on workshops will be offered at the agency.  Click here for more information.

Job Openings

Click here to go to our Job Openings page.  On this page, you can read about several job opportunities available at our agency.

Volunteer Appreciation Event

Thank you to everyone who attended this event. Click here to see photos from the special  day or click the "Photos" link under the About Us tab at the top of the page.

Annual Luncheon

At the annual luncheon, we honored the 2009 Hall of Fame inductees.  Visit the Hall of Fame page under the About Us tab to read their biographies.  The Hall of Fame inductees are:   Marjorie Doyle of Mentor, Florence Moore of Madison, and Naomi Spiro of Willoughby.   Congratualations to all!

New Service Directory

Click here to see the newly re-designed 2009 service directory.  It is a great way to learn about all the services offered at the agency.

Senior Citizen Award Recipients

Read about 2 of our volunteers who were honored as Outstanding Seniors at Senior Day on May 12 by clicking here.  Congratulations!

Medicare Q & A

What is the doughnut hole in Medicare Part D?

Click here for the answer

Lunch & Nutrition

Join us for Lunch at a location near you.

Council on Aging Nutrition Sites and Lake County Senior Centers.

Case Management

There might be times when you have a question or need help and don’t know where to turn. You begin making phone calls and then find you wasted part of your day and still don’t have the necessary information. Click here to find out how we can help .....

Better Business Bureau Alerts

See our Staying Informed page for important alerts from the Better Business Bureau.

 

 

 

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Welcome

Are you looking for help related to aging or caregiving for older adults?  We are here to help.

Programs for those 60 and older include information and referral, support services, nutrition services, in-home safety, homemaker services, and more.

The agency also offers several programs for those 40 and over who may live in Lake County or surrounding counties.  These programs include employment services and computer education. 

In the News....

Click the following links to read several News-Herald articles highlighting events and services of our agency:

Medicare 'doughnut hole' a sticky issue

3 inducted into Lake Senior Hall of Fame

Resources

Do you have a question related to aging or caregiving for older adults?  Visit the Resources page or call our office at 440-205-8111 and ask to speak to a resource specialist.  You also may email screener@lccoa.org

Calendar

We have a variety of events happening at our agency as well as around the community.  To find out what is happening, view our online calendar.  To view this calendar, click the Calendar link under the "Information & Assistance" tab at the top of the page or click here.  

 

Ohio Benefit Bank

The Council on Aging has recently become an Ohio Benefit Bank site. The Ohio Benefit Bank is a web based system designed to close the gap between public funds and people in need.  The system simplifies and centralizes the process of applying for many state and federal benefits for low and moderate-income individuals and families.  If you are intereted in learning more about the Ohio Benefit Bank or wish to make an appointment, please contact Alyea Barajas at 440-205-8111 ext 241.  All services are free.

Community Dialog

Have a question related to aging or caregiving?  Post it in our Community Dialog.  This public forum is a great place to ask and respond to questions related to aging.  We look forward to your participation.