Why COA ?

For more than 50 years, Council on Aging of Volusia County has been the only local non-profit focused exclusively on providing vital services to Volusia County seniors.  Our staff and volunteers are trusted advocates to the growing number of our elderly neighbors in critical need of assistance to maintain their independence.

 

 

Why COA ?
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Services

In-Home Services

In-Home Services

COA provides a range of In-Home Services that support the independence and comfort of local seniors.

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Senior Centers and Dining Sites

Senior Centers and Dining Sites

Senior Centers and Dining Sites offer nutritious meals, socializing opportunities, and a variety of engaging activities.

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Meal Services

Meal Services

COA's Meal Services include Meals on Wheels, Neighborhood Dining Site meals, and even PetMeals on Wheels!

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Guardianship

Guardianship

COA guardians are decision makers and advocates for those no longer able to handle their own affairs.

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Respite Care

Respite Care

Respite Care offers balance to the lives of caregivers of those with early-stage dementia.

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Chore Services

Chore Services

COA provides light chore services to our elderly clients to ensure that their homes remain safe and comfortable.

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Other Assistance

Other Assistance

Other assistance includes wellness counseling, nutrition counseling, a Grandparents as Parents program, and telephone reassurance.

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Donate Today

Donate Today

For more than 50 years, COA has provided care for Volusia County seniors, the fastest growing population in our area. Due to the increasing demand for services, federal and state grant dollars cannot cover the costs required to meet the needs of our elderly neighbors.

Council on Aging of Volusia County is a 501(c)-(3) non-profit organization. Your tax-deductible donation will help us fund basic services for Volusia County’s most vulnerable seniors to allow them to remain safely in their own homes.

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