Welcome to the Council on Aging, a non-profit organization providing services to seniors of Volusia County.

Our Goal is Simple . . .

. . . But worthwhile. We strive to serve the diverse needs of seniors, and improve their quality of life in meaningful ways. We offer a variety of programs that promote independence.

The Council on Aging has been helping seniors deal with changes since 1967 and acts as a "gatekeeper" of most elder services in the surrounding communities.

Whether you are a senior, caregiver, family or friend let us be your guide to local services and resources by helping to provide a continuum of care for you or your loved ones.

All services are available through private pay. Government subsidized programs have specific health or income qualifications and are subject to funding limitations.
 

• Customer Service will connect you to the appropriate service or agency.
   
• Care Management professional will coordinate your care plan.
   
• Volunteer Programs provide assignments to 50 different not-for-profit agencies.
   
• Home Health Services provides medical services in the home.
   

  COA makes a difference in the lives of seniors every day. COA makes a difference in the lives of seniors every day. Council on Aging Helping seniors celebrate life today and every day! Return to Top of Page                           Council on Aging of Volusia County is a private not-for-profit agency partially funded by the State of Florida Department of Elder Affairs with funds provided by the Community Care for the Elderly and the Older American's Act being administered by the Area Agency on Aging; ElderSource, the State of Florida Department of Children & Families, and some support from the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties  and the County of Volusia. Council on Aging of Volusia County is a Registered 501 (c)(3) Corporation. Helping seniors to remain as independent, healthy and involved as possible.

• Nutrition Program provides a nutritious noon-time meal through the Meals on Wheels program delivered by a volunteer staff to homebound seniors. Congregate dining is offered at eight locations throughout the county.
   
• In-Home Services provides homemaking, shopping and personal care.
   
• Guardianship professional will manage your affairs.
   
• Respite provides relief for caregivers in the home, adult day care centers and through the COA Respite Program

Learn more about all COA services
 

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