Whether you want help finding home care services, meal times at a senior center, a schedule for local Tia Chi classes, or facing a crisis with a parent or loved one, we are here to help. As a trusted resource since 1975, we provide unbiased information, resources and direct services to more than 15,000 older adults across Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson counties.
The Council on Aging is cooking up a series of barbecues! Each event features tasty food, fun games (with prizes!), raffle items and great companionship. …
Monday, July 29, 2019 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Rosland CampgroundThe Council on Aging is cooking up a series of barbecues! Each event features tasty food, fun games (with prizes!), raffle items and great companionship. …
Friday, August 2, 2019 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Redmond Senior CenterThe Council on Aging is cooking up a series of barbecues! Each event features tasty food, fun games (with prizes!), raffle items and great companionship. …
Wednesday, August 7, 2019 10:30 am - 2:00 pm Madras Senior CenterFind information and services for older adults provided by the Council on Aging and organizations in the tri-county region.
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WHEN THE UNEXPECTED OCCURS TO YOU OR AN OLDER LOVED ONE Bob BaileyInformation and Referral Specialist As an Information and Referral specialist for the Council on Aging of Central Oregon, I interact with dozens of people each week. In fact, most of my new relationships begin when an older adult–or someone who cares for one–undergoes…
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The Rewards—and Risks—of Caregiving for Mom Anni Hmalar With Mother’s Day approaching, I cannot help but think about the woman who brought me into this world and parented me. And I cannot help but recognize how with age and illness our roles have reversed. My expanded relationship with her, as a primary caregiver, has brought…
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