Supporting Full & Healthy Lives for Older Adults
On July 14, 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Older Americans Act (OAA) into law. For more than 60 years, the Act has preserved older Americans’ right to live independently, with health and financial security, making everyday decisions according to our individual preferences and goals across our lifespan.
The OAA supports a nationwide network of organizations—across national, state, tribal, and local levels—in delivering vital programs that help older adults age well, especially those most at risk.
We’re here to help.
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Care & SupportCaregiver resources, support groups, respite, and adult day services.
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Living & MobilityIn-home solutions, housing, and transportation resources to help you live where you love.
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Financial & LegalInformation on low-income assistance, estate planning, long-term care options, Veterans' benefits, and more.
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Community EngagementLearn about Evergreen Commons and other local organizations.
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Health & WellnessPhysical and mental wellness, nutrition, and condition-specific care.
The Day Center
Check out everything our Day Center has to offer participants and their care partners!
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articleWhat is The Day Center of Evergreen Commons?A Supportive Space for Independence and Connection
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downloadCaregiver Support Groups and Workshops
Evergreen Commons hosts and facilitates multiple caregiver support groups and workshops throughout t...
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