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# Council on Aging

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## Posts
- [Local warming centers open during winter storm and freezing temps](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/local-warming-centers-open-during-winter-storm-and-freezing-temps/): A major winter storm is projected to hit our region over the weekend. The storm is expected to bring significant accumulating snow fall and dangerously low temperatures.
- [Three home health aides receive Council on Aging Hero Award ](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/three-home-health-aides-receive-council-on-aging-hero-award/): Council on Aging (COA) has recognized three area home health aides as 2022 Home Health Aide Heroes: Brett Syph, May Little and Candace Morris.  
- [COA now accepting nominations for 2027 Home Health Aide Hero awards](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/coa-now-accepting-nominations-for-2027-home-health-aide-hero-awards/): Home health aide. Direct care worker. Paid caregiver.
- [Ken Wilson Named Finalist for Cincinnati Business Courier C-Suite Award](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/ken-wilson-named-finalist-for-cincinnati-business-courier-c-suite-award/): Council on Aging is proud to announce that Chief Operating and Programs Officer Ken Wilson has been named a finalist in the Chief Operating Officer category of the 2026 Cincinnati Business Courier C-Suite Awards. Independent judges selected 31 finalists from organizations across Greater Cincinnati in recognition of outstanding executive leadership and performance. Ken Wilson is one of four finalists in the COO category.
- [Clermont County’s FirstLight Home Care hosts Matter of Balance](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/clermont-countys-firstlight-home-care-hosts-matter-of-balance/): Recently, Clermont County’s FirstLight Home Care hosted a COA wellness workshop – Matter of Balance. In the workshop, participants learn practical strategies to reduce the fear of falling. Read on to learn more about the experience from FirstLight owner, Mike Kraeutle.
- [Answers on Aging comes to Real Roots Radio](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/answers-on-aging-comes-to-real-roots-radio/): Council on Aging is excited to partner with Real Roots Radio to bring important aging-related information directly to Clinton County residents through a new monthly radio program, Answers on Aging.
- [After Knee Surgery, Connie Finds Support to Stay Safe at Home](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/after-knee-surgery-connie-finds-support-to-stay-safe-at-home/): A lifelong Cincinnati resident and 1964 graduate of Central High School, Connie, 80, has lived in her Northside home since 1998.
- [Partnership Brings Local Produce Within Reach for Clinton County Older Adults](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/partnership-brings-local-produce-within-reach-for-clinton-county-older-adults/): Through a pilot program aptly named Clinton County FreshConnect, Council on Aging (COA) partnered with the Clinton County Foundation and the Clinton County Farmers’ Market to distribute $1,000 in fresh food assistance to older adults at the market’s Community Resource Day, Aug. 22.
- [FreshConnect brings fresh food — and fresh support — to Clinton County seniors](https://www.help4seniors.org/uncategorized/freshconnect-brings-fresh-food-and-fresh-support-to-clinton-county-seniors/): Fresh, nutritious food will be within easier reach for more older adults this August through Clinton County FreshConnect, a pilot program connecting eligible seniors with fresh produce while simultaneously supporting Clinton County farmers and vendors.
- [COA’s Bingocize combines fitness, friendship and fun](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/coas-bingocize-combines-fitness-friendship-and-fun/): Council on Aging offers free health and wellness programs designed with older adults and caregivers in mind. The goal: to help them better manage their own health. COA Health and Wellness workshops are facilitated by volunteer leaders – many of whom have had health challenges of their own. Here, facilitator Gerri Schneider shares her experience leading a recent Bingocize workshop at Cancer Support Community.
- [2026 general election resources for voters](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/2026-general-election-resources-for-voters/): Election day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls in Ohio are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on election day.
- [Senior Farmers Market Program participants: be sure to use benefits before markets close](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/senior-farmers-market-program-participants-be-sure-to-use-benefits-before-markets-close/): Older adults across Council on Aging’s (COA) five-county region had another opportunity to enjoy fresh, locally grown foods in 2026 through the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP).
- [New website highlights AddnAide’s growth and evolution](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/new-website-highlights-addnaides-growth-and-evolution/): AddnAide, an app created by Council on Aging to help address the national home health aide shortage, has grown into its own organization and launched a new website: www.addnaide.com.
- [Partnership aims to connect older adults with behavioral health services](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/partnership-aims-to-connect-older-adults-with-behavioral-health-services/): Feeling isolated, overwhelmed or less interested in the activities you once enjoyed can happen at any age – but older adults do not have to face those feelings alone. Senior Connections, a partnership between Council on Aging (COA) and Central Clinic Behavioral Health (CCBH), helps Hamilton County adults age 60+ build meaningful connections while gaining access to behavioral health support designed to improve quality of life.
- [Successful behavioral health program for Butler County older adults expands to offer memory care support](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/successful-behavioral-health-program-for-butler-county-older-adults-expands-to-offer-memory-care-support/): Uplift, a no-cost behavioral health program serving Butler County older adults for nearly 20 years, is expanding this summer to support individuals and families impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia. A partnership of Council on Aging (COA), the Butler County Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Services Board (MHARS) and Best Point Education and Behavioral Health, Uplift helps residents age 55 and older address depression, anxiety, trauma and grief.
- [HEAP summer crisis program starts July 1](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/heap-summer-crisis-program-starts-july-1-2/): Are you - or do you know - an older adult who could use some help staying cool at home this summer? The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) Summer Crisis Program (SCP) may be able to help.
- [Heat safety and cooling center information](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/cooling-centers-in-southwestern-ohio-2/): Extreme Heat Warning in effect in southwestern Ohio until July 2, 2026 at 8 p.m.
- [Adult day centers offer safe social environments for older adults, peace of mind for family caregivers](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/adult-day-centers-offer-safe-social-environments-for-older-adults-peace-of-mind-for-family-caregivers/): Adult day care centers offer a safe, supportive and stimulating environment for older adults whose caregivers cannot be with them during the day.
- [Clermont County residents enjoy Tai Chi as part of COA health and wellness programs](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/clermont-residents-enjoy-tai-chi-as-part-of-coas-health-and-wellness-program/): Council on Aging (COA) partners with area organizations throughout southwest Ohio to offer a variety of free health and wellness programs designed with older adults and caregivers in mind. The goal: to help them better manage their own health.
- [Partnerships enable even more accessible support](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/partnerships-enable-even-more-accessible-support/): Council on Aging and its staff continue to provide life-changing services and willingly share their knowledge and resources with community organizations to benefit seniors. The Center for Closing the Health Gap (The Health Gap) is excited to renew our partnership with COA because the outcome will result in even more accessible support for seniors and their families.
- [A bit of COA history… 20 years of the Assisted Living Waiver](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/a-bit-of-coa-history-20-years-of-the-assisted-living-waiver/): COA incorporated as a nonprofit on Dec. 27, 1971, originally serving three Kentucky and two Ohio counties.
- [COA celebrates 55 years at annual meeting and awards breakfast](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/coa-celebrates-55-years-at-annual-meeting-and-awards-breakfast/): About 150 attendees enjoyed Council on Aging's 2026 Annual Meeting and Awards Celebration presented by TriHealth on May 15 at Cooper Creek Event Center in Blue Ash. The event celebrated COA's 55th anniversary and featured an inspirational keynote address by brothers and IRONMAN World Champion finishers Brent and Kyle Pease.
- [Aide from Clermont Seniors wins COA award](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/aide-from-clermont-seniors-wins-coa-award/): Cindy Sparks of Clermont County is Council on Aging’s (COA) 2026 Home Health Aide Hero in the Home Health Agency category. Cindy is an employee of Clermont Senior Services, a COA service provider.
- [Clinton County home health aide receives recognition](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/clinton-county-home-health-aide-receives-recognition/): Helen Aponte of Clinton County is Council on Aging’s 2026 Home Health Aide Hero in the AddnAide & Consumer-Directed Care category.
- [Council on Aging seeks public input on Strategic Area Plan](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/council-on-aging-seeks-public-input-on-strategic-area-plan/): UPDATE: The public may continue to submit comments and feedback through June 4, 2026. Click here to view the presentation from the public meeting. Comments must be submitted to sstout@help4seniors.org. (Date Updated: 5/19/2026)
- [Through ESP, neighbors help neighbors get the support they need](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/through-esp-neighbors-help-neighbors-get-the-support-they-need/): The old adage, “it takes a village,” is often used when referring to childrearing, but the saying also applies to looking out for neighbors as we age.
- [Hamilton County 513Relief Bus presents Healthy Aging Summit, May 27](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/513relief-bus-healthy-aging-summit-set-for-may-27/): You're invited to celebrate Older Americans Month with Council on Aging and Hamilton County as we bring together resources, education and fun at the 513Relief Bus presents Healthy Aging Summit on May 27.
- [home52 Transportation, ESP, keep Cincinnati grandmother moving](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/home52-transportation-esp-keep-cincinnati-grandmother-moving/): Juanita doesn’t like to sit still. She worked on her feet in distribution for LensCrafters for 21 years before retiring about 10 years ago. “I like the action. I don’t like to sit down all day,” she said.
- [Council on Aging program provides crucial caregiver support](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/council-on-aging-provides-crucial-caregiver-support/): Shauna, from Butler County, cared for her aunt during the last years of her life and was willing to do whatever she could. “She knew she could call me for anything.”
- [Council on Aging’s Benefits Enrollment Center helps lower-income older adults apply for money-saving benefits](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/council-on-agings-benefits-enrollment-center-helps-lower-income-older-adults-apply-for-money-saving-benefits/): Identifying and applying for benefits can be a daunting process for anyone, let alone for an older adult – especially one who doesn’t have internet access or reliable transportation.
- [Slam the Scam: Stay safe this Social Security Month](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/slam-the-scam-stay-safe-this-social-security-month/): April is Social Security Month. According to the Social Security Administration (SSA) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Social Security Scams are the most reported type of government impersonation fraud in the United States. This fraud disproportionately affects older adults, costing this population group millions of dollars in benefit losses.
- [Organization helps people live well with Parkinson’s disease](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/organization-helps-people-live-well-with-parkinson-disease/): Parkinson Support & Wellness (PSW) is a local nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people across Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Dayton and Southeastern Indiana live well with Parkinson's disease.
- [Thank you to all involved with the 2026 Forum on Aging presented by Global Meals](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/thank-you-to-all-involved-with-the-2026-forum-on-aging-presented-by-global-meals/): More than 360 professionals from across southwestern Ohio attended Council on Aging’s 2026 Forum on Aging presented by Global Meals, March 3-4.
- [Join us as we celebrate 55 years of service to our community](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/join-us-as-we-celebrate-55-years-of-service-to-our-community/): Council on Aging (COA) invites you join us May 15, during Older Americans Month, as we celebrate 55 years of service and impact at our 2026 Annual Meeting and Awards Celebration– Empowering Generations: 55 Years of Impact, presented by TriHealth.
- [Free tax help is available for eligible taxpayers](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/free-tax-help-is-available-for-eligible-taxpayers/): “Tax season” is sometimes just another way of saying “tax confusion.” This time of year, many taxpayers are just that – confused. Read on to learn information about IRS programs that can help.
- [Respite care – an opportunity for caregivers to have time for themselves](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/respite-care-an-opportunity-for-caregivers-to-have-time-for-themselves/): We just can't do it all, even though we may want to. The demands of caring for another can be both rewarding and challenging. And because family caregivers make up a critical and very large part of our long-term care system (1 in 4 Americans currently care for another) they deserve as much support as possible.
- [Adult day care option returns to Clinton County](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/adult-day-care-option-returns-to-clinton-county/): Since 2020, Clinton County older adults and their caregivers have been going without an important service – adult day care. During the COVID-19 pandemic, adult day centers were closed as part of statewide lockdown orders and unfortunately, many never reopened.  
- [Council on Aging seeks community input on needs of older adults and caregivers](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/council-on-aging-seeks-community-input-on-needs-of-older-adults-and-caregivers/): Input is critical as population moves toward historic milestone
- [Clermont County agencies collaborate to combat elder abuse](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/clermont-county-agencies-collaborate-to-combat-elder-abuse/): By guest author Debra Hines, Adult Protective Services – Clermont County
- [COA program helps Clinton County woman navigate at home](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/coa-program-helps-clinton-county-woman-navigate-at-home/): After a fall that required a stay in a rehabilitation facility, Janet struggled to move around her New Vienna home safely. Her biggest challenge was maintaining balance and additional falls were very possible. Her husband, Bill, reached out to Council on Aging (COA) for help.
- [Holiday visits with older loved ones often lead to search for help](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/holiday-visits-with-older-loved-ones-often-lead-to-search-for-help/): If you noticed changes in your older loved ones during recent holiday gatherings, you're not alone. The holiday season offers an opportunity to visit with parents, grandparents and other older relatives we may not have seen in awhile.
- [Tips for older adults’ healthy eating](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/tips-for-older-adults-healthy-eating/): By Christine Propes, Clinton County Health DistrictNational Nutrition Month begins in March and it’s never too early (or too late!) to start thinking about proper nutrition to help maintain strong health and mobility.  Read on to learn nutrition tips to help you feel energetic and healthy every day.
- [Center for Memory Support and Inclusion provides support throughout dementia journey](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/center-for-memory-support-and-inclusion-provides-support-throughout-dementia-journey/): by guest author Shannon Braun
- [Stronger Together: The benefits of activity and connection](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/stronger-together-the-benefits-of-activity-and-connection-throughout-butler-county/): by guest author Anna Flanagan, East Butler County YMCA
- [At 106, Warren County resident proves you’re never too old to live independently](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/at-106-warren-county-resident-proves-youre-never-too-old-to-live-independently/): Warren County ESP client, Marvel – affectionately known by all as Marvelous Marvel – lives in Maineville with Jeanette, her niece and caregiver. Marvel celebrated her 106th birthday in 2025.
- [As Warren County ages, more centenarians served by county’s in-home care program](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/as-warren-county-ages-more-centenarians-served-by-countys-in-home-care-program/): As the country approaches a major demographic milestone – by 2034, older adults will outnumber children for the first time in U.S. history – Warren County is experiencing its own population shift.
- [Next Generation MyCare launches Jan. 1](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/next-generation-mycare-launches-jan-1/): The Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM) implemented the Next Generation MyCare program on Jan. 1, 2026, to provide enhanced healthcare benefits to Ohioans who have both Medicaid and Medicare. It is now available in the 29 counties where the previous MyCare Ohio program was available, including in Council on Aging's (COA) five-county service area (Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton and Warren counties). Later in the year, it will be available in the rest of Ohio.
- [Clinton County Older Adults Home Modification Program Enters Final Months](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/clinton-county-older-adults-home-modification-program-enters-final-months/): Application deadline for no-cost home safety modifications and repairs is May 1
- [Staying safe during winter weather](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/staying-safe-during-winter-weather/): Extreme winter storms are capable of causing power outages, stranding people in their homes or cars, and creating unsafe driving and walking conditions. Older adults and people with disabilities are particularly vulnerable during extreme - or any type - of winter weather and should take extra precautions to remain safe during and after a storm.
- [Council on Aging receives $50,000 Interact for Health Rural Changemaker Grant](https://www.help4seniors.org/news/council-on-aging-receives-50000-interact-for-health-rural-changemaker-grant/): Media Contact:
- [Protect yourself from being a victim of fraud or scams](https://www.help4seniors.org/uncategorized/protect-yourself-from-being-a-victim-of-fraud-or-scams/): By: Susan Monnin, Community Outreach, Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser

## Pages
- [Established Choices Home Care Attendant Service Providers](https://www.help4seniors.org/established-choices-home-care-attendant-service-providers/): The following summarizes responsibilities, service limitations, documentation standards, compliance requirements, enrollment procedures and support resources for established Choices Home Care Attendant Service (CHCAS) providers serving clients enrolled in Council on Aging (COA) Medicaid Waiver programs.
- [2025 Hamilton County ESP Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/2025-hamilton-county-esp-annual-report/): Below are the full success and client stories from the 2025 Hamilton County ESP Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in the county.
- [2025 Warren County ESP Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/2025-warren-county-esp-annual-report/): Below are the full success and client stories from the 2025 Warren County ESP Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in the county.
- [2025 Butler County ESP Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/2025-butler-county-esp-annual-report/): Below are the full success and client stories from the 2025 Butler County ESP Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in the county.
- [2025 Clinton County ESP Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/2025-clinton-county-esp-annual-report/): Below are the full success and client stories from the 2025 Clinton County ESP Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Clinton County.
- [Council on Aging 2025 Impact Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/council-on-aging-2025-impact-report/): Below are the full stories from Council on Aging’s 2025 Impact Report. Click the links below to jump directly to the article you wish to read.
- [2026 Forum on Aging Handouts](https://www.help4seniors.org/2026-forum-on-aging-handouts/): Below are the handouts for the keynotes and workshops offered at Forum on Aging. For your convenience, these handouts will remain posted for a few months after the conference.
- [2026 Forum on Aging Sponsors](https://www.help4seniors.org/2026-forum-on-aging-sponsors/): Forum on Aging would not be possible without the generous support of our many sponsors! Their contributions help ensure our ability to offer a conference that provides the latest trends, information and research impacting professionals in our network. Please be sure to visit our sponsors to learn about the products and services they have to offer.
- [2026 Forum on Aging Speakers](https://www.help4seniors.org/2026-forum-on-aging-speakers/): SpeakerSpeaker Job TitleWorkshopKelsey Bergfeld, BAChief Policy Officer, Ohio Association of Area Agencies on AgingClick for bio H.R. 1 and the Aging Network: Funding Shifts, Program Impacts and What Advocates Need to KnowEric Carpenter, JDProgram Director Ombudsman, Pro SeniorsClick for bioPanel Discussion: Protective Services and Ombudsman Process, from Start to FinishLori Catalano, PhD, JD, MSNAssociate Professor Clinical Nursing, University of Cincinnati, College of NursingClick for bioMedical Marijuana: Implications for Nurses in OhioKristin Cooley, LISW-S, LCSWProgram Director, Giving Voice FoundationClick for bioThe Unspoken Symptoms of Dementia: What They Are & How to ManageSarahDeMoss, MSWScreening Manager, Butler County Children ServicesClick for bioPanel Discussion: Protective Services and Ombudsman Process, from Start to FinishPatricia Faust, MGSOwner, My Boomer BrainClick for bioThe Long-term Impact of Poverty on Brain Aging and Brain HealthMeghanFawcett, LPCC-S, LICDC-CSOwner, Rustbelt Counseling and Consulting, LLCClick for bioPart 1 and 2 Navigating Ethical Dilemmas in Care for Older AdultsLisa Frye, BAGuardian Manager, LifeSpanClick for bioUnderstanding Guardianship for Older Adults: Its Purpose and ApplicationsTherese Gopaul-Robinson, MPHSpeaker, Consultant and AuthorClick for bioKeynote: Getting Better TogetherWorkshop: Communication with Impact: Mastering Message Framing Rebecca Griffin, PhDDirector of Education, HOME Housing Opportunities Made EqualClick for bioFair Housing for Care ProvidersIrene Hamrick, MD, FAAFP, AGSFEmeritus Professor, University of Cincinnati, Department of Family and Community MedicineClick for bioNormal Aging Changes and Common Geriatric SyndromesJennifer Haywood, LISW-S, LICDC-CSClinical Social Worker and Addiction Specialist, Haywood CounselingClick for bioPart 1 and 2: Motivational Interviewing, Techniques Used with Difficult ConversationsMary Ann Jacobs, Esq.Attorney, Ritter & Randolph, LLCClick for BioUnderstanding Guardianship for Older Adults: Its Purpose and ApplicationsKevin Kurpieski, BASocial Services Supervisor, Adult Protective Services, Butler County JFSClick for BioPanel Discussion: Protective Services and Ombudsman Process, from Start to FinishLaurie Luken, MSWGuardianship Services Manager, Meals on Wheels of Northern KY and Southwestern OHClick for BioUnderstanding Guardianship for Older Adults: Its Purpose and ApplicationsKarri Owens, BSWAdult Protective Services, Butler County JFSClick for bio Panel Discussion: Protective Services and Ombudsman Process, from Start to FinishJeff Rhein, MRC, PCC-s, LICDC-CSDeputy Director – Outpatient, Substance Use Disorder, Crisis & Criminal Justice Services, Mental Health Recovery BoardClick for bioOverview of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Problem Gambling (PG) among older individualsDoug Smucker, MDEmeritus Professor, Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Cincinnati College of MedicineClick for bioDo I Need a Living Will? Understanding Advance Directives and Conversations About End-of-Life ChoicesKim Vesey, RNOwner, My Hope PathClick for bioClosing Keynote: Caring for the Aged: The Grief We Carry Within Us and Workshop: Being with the Dying and Those Who Love ThemMary Wolff, MSCoordinator, Hamilton County Suicide Prevention Coalition, Talbert HouseClick for bioQuestion, Persuade, Refer- Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Training
- [2026 Forum on Aging Evaluations](https://www.help4seniors.org/2026-forum-on-aging-evaluations/): Please be sure to complete an evaluation for each workshop and keynote you attend, as well as the overall evaluation for each day of the conference you attend. Thank you!
- [2026 Forum Conference Hub](https://www.help4seniors.org/2026-forum-conference-hub/): Welcome to the 2026 Forum on Aging presented by Global Meals!
- [Next Generation MyCare Providers](https://www.help4seniors.org/service-providers/next-generation-mycare-providers/): Information for providers in Next Generation MyCare.
- [Annual Meeting and Awards](https://www.help4seniors.org/annual-meeting-and-awards/): In 2026, Council on Aging will celebrate 55 years of service to older adults, individuals with disabilities and caregivers in southwestern Ohio. To celebrate our impact and look to the future, we are planning our 2026 Annual Meeting and Awards Celebration presented by TriHealth– Empowering Generations: 55 Years of Impact – May 15, 2026 at the Cooper Creek Event Center in Blue Ash.   
- [Make a meaningful impact](https://www.help4seniors.org/careers/make-a-meaningful-impact/): Council on Aging's Care Management Team includes Care Managers, Assessors, Waiver Service Coordinators, Transitional Care Coordinators (Hospital and Nursing Facilities) and Care Coordinators. Apply today.
- [Congregate Meals](https://www.help4seniors.org/programs-services/health-wellness-programs/congregate-meals/): Congregate meals are offered to adults age 60 and older at a number of locations in southwestern Ohio. 
- [New Test Page](https://www.help4seniors.org/programs-services/new-test-page/): This is the page content.
- [PACE of Cincinnati](https://www.help4seniors.org/programs-services/get-help-in-home/pace-of-cincinnati/): Offers personalized, coordinated and comprehensive care to Hamilton County older adults with the goal of helping them remain independent in their homes.
- [Hamilton County HVAC Repair and Replacement Program  ](https://www.help4seniors.org/hamilton-county-hvac-repair-and-replacement-program/): Program has limited funding to provide repair or replacement of HVAC units for qualified, eligible individuals.
- [Pay Your Bill](https://www.help4seniors.org/contact/pay-your-bill/): Use your credit card to pay your ESP or PASSPORT bill through our secure online payment platform.
- [PRN Assessor Positions](https://www.help4seniors.org/careers/prn-assessor-positions/): COA’s Per Diem roles are the perfect arrangement for licensed social workers and registered nurses who have the desire to earn extra income, and have some extra time during the day between other commitments to do it.
- [Accessibility Statement](https://www.help4seniors.org/accessibility-statement/): Council on Aging is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for all users, including those with disabilities. We are making continuous improvements to our user experience for all users and applying relevant accessibility standards as part of our process.
- [Benefits Enrollment Center](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/benefits-enrollment-center/): We help certain Medicare beneficiaries access benefits and programs to help pay for food, medications, and more!
- [home52 Transportation Provider Resources](https://www.help4seniors.org/home/home52-transportation-provider-resources/): home52 Transportation Provider Resources Training Manuals DriverMate Setup and User Guide DriverMate MDT Class Training Trip Broker Instructions Important Documents Transportation Service Specifications home52 Transportation Service Specifications (effective October 1, 2026) Conditions of Participation Advanced Conditions of Participation (effective October 1, 2026) Training 1: Meet the home52 Client https://www.youtube.com/embed/xZ0xxAxdIs8 Training 2: TripSpark DriverMate https://www.youtube.com/embed/PKM7woqADkk Training 3: Trip Broker Training https://www.youtube.com/embed/gYjpalPn4ls
- [Be the Reason Someone Stays Safe at Home](https://www.help4seniors.org/careers/be-the-reason-someone-stays-safe-at-home/): We look forward to learning more about you!
- [Clinton County Senior Services Grant](https://www.help4seniors.org/service-providers/clinton-county-senior-services-grant/): Grants for delivering services to those 60+ in Clinton County.
- [FastTrack Home Eligibility and Referral](https://www.help4seniors.org/home/fasttrack-home-eligibility-and-referral/): To qualify for FastTrack home, a patient must:
- [Make a difference every day as a Council on Aging care manager](https://www.help4seniors.org/careers/care-managers/): We look forward to learning more about you!
- [Warren County Elderly Services Program 2024 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/warren-county-elderly-services-program-2024-annual-report/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Warren County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2024 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Warren County.
- [Service Provider Trainings](https://www.help4seniors.org/service-providers/service-provider-trainings/): Service provider information for the Elderly Services Program.
- [Hamilton County Elderly Services Program 2024 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/hamilton-county-elderly-services-program-2024-annual-report/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Hamilton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2024 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Hamilton County.
- [Butler County Elderly Services Program 2020 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/butler-county-elderly-services-program-2020-annual-report/): Click here for the full stories of the clients and families featured in the Butler County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2020 Annual Report.
- [Clinton County Elderly Services Program 2024 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/clinton-county-elderly-services-program-2024-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Clinton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2024 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Clinton County.
- [Title VI](https://www.help4seniors.org/title-vi/): To file a complaint directly with Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio, download and complete this form. You may type directly into the form fields, save the form and email it to TitleVICoordinator@help4seniors.org. Or you may download the form, print it, fill it out by hand, and mail it to Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio, ATTN: Title VI Coordinator, 4601 Malsbary Road, Blue Ash, OH 45242.
- [ESP](https://www.help4seniors.org/service-providers/elderly-services-program/): Service provider information for the Elderly Services Program.
- [STEPS to Stability Hamilton County](https://www.help4seniors.org/programs-services/senior-utility-home-repair-assistance/steps-to-stability-hamilton-county/): Helps address common, one-time needs that can impact an older adult’s ability to remain independent.
- [News & Events](https://www.help4seniors.org/news-events/)
- [Warren County Elderly Services Program 2019 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/warren-county-elderly-services-program-2019-annual-report/): Below are the full stories of the clients and families featured in the Warren County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2019 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults in Warren County. But it’s not only older adults who benefit from this program. It helps family caregivers who may be struggling to juggle other responsibilities with their caregiving duties. With peace of mind that their loved-one is receiving the care and support they need, ESP provides family caregivers with space to focus on other aspects of their lives while also carrying out their loved-one’s wishes.
- [Warren County Elderly Services Program 2021 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/warren-county-elderly-services-program-2021-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Warren County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2021 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Warren County.
- [Warren County Elderly Services Program 2022 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/warren-county-elderly-services-program-2022-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Warren County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2022 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Warren County.
- [Warren County Elderly Services Program 2023 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/warren-county-elderly-services-program-2023-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Warren County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2023 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Warren County.
- [Hamilton County Elderly Services Program 2019 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/hamilton-county-elderly-services-program-2019-annual-report/): Below are the full stories of the clients and families featured in the Hamilton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2019 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults in Hamilton County. But it’s not only older adults who benefit from this program. It helps family caregivers who may be struggling to juggle other family and career responsibilities with their caregiving duties. With peace of mind that their loved-one is receiving the care and support they need, family caregivers can be more present and focused at work; something area employers are sure to appreciate.
- [Hamilton County Elderly Services Program 2021 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/hamilton-county-elderly-services-program-2021-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Hamilton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2022 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Hamilton County.
- [Hamilton County Elderly Services Program 2022 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/hamilton-county-elderly-services-program-2022-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Hamilton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2022 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Hamilton County.
- [Hamilton County Elderly Services Program 2023 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/hamilton-county-elderly-services-program-2023-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Hamilton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2023 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Hamilton County.
- [Clinton County Elderly Services Program 2021 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/clinton-county-elderly-services-program-2021-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Clinton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2021 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Clinton County.
- [Clinton County Elderly Services Program 2022 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/clinton-county-elderly-services-program-2022-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Clinton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2022 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Clinton County.
- [Clinton County Elderly Services Program 2023 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/clinton-county-elderly-services-program-2023-annual-report-success-stories/): Below are the full success and client stories from the Clinton County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2023 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults and caregivers in Clinton County.
- [Butler County Elderly Services Program 2019 Annual Report](https://www.help4seniors.org/resources/document-library/annual-reports/butler-county-elderly-services-program-2019-annual-report/): Below are the full stories of the clients and families featured in the Butler County Elderly Services Program (ESP) 2019 Annual Report. These stories illustrate the impact ESP has on older adults in Butler County. But it’s not only older adults who benefit from this program. It helps family caregivers who may be struggling to juggle other family and career responsibilities with their caregiving duties. With peace of mind that their loved-one is receiving the care and support they need, family caregivers can be more present and focused at work; something area employers are sure to appreciate.