The Area Agency on Aging of Texoma is responsible for the development and coordination of a comprehensive system of services for citizens over the age of 60 and for citizens with a disability residing in Cooke, Fannin, and Grayson Counties in North Texas. All services may now be reached by simply dialing 2-1-1.
The overall goal of the programs for Older Texans is to promote lifelong independence, providing alternatives in long-term care options through a wide variety of services. All programs are funded in part by local contributions from individuals and businesses, foundations support, and funding received from the Older Americans Act and a variety of other federal grants.
Location:
Eisenhower Room To learn more about the Coalition, follow this link.
Aging Services Program Directory
Benefits Counseling
Assist persons 60 years of age and older with the day-to-day complexities of public benefits, including benefit awareness, eligibility determination, application process, and advocacy. Read MoreNursing Home Ombudsman
Responsible for monitoring the quality of care for residents in long term care facilities. Read MoreMoney Management Program
Provides bill payer and representative payee services to individuals in danger of losing their independence because of their inability to manage their finances. Read MoreMedication Assistance Program
Provides one-on-one assistance weekly to individuals who qualify for free medications under the Pharmaceutical Assistance Program. Read MoreCaregiver Services
Offers a monthly support group, monthly newsletter and resource center offering information, counseling and material to teach about how to manage caregiver stress in positive ways. Read MoreFaith in Action Volunteer Caregiver Program
Recruits and trains volunteers to address the physical, social, and spiritual needs of homebound people living with aging complications or disabilities. Read MoreGrandparents/Relatives as Parents
The Caregiver GAP Support Group offers volunteer support, peer and formal counseling, and educational programs to assist grandparents and great-grandparents who have legal custody of their grandchildren to successfully address their needs. Read MoreCare Coordination
A coordinated, community-based home care program administered by registered nurses. Read MoreSmiles for Texoma
Read MoreNutrition Services
Hot or other appropriate meals served to eligible older individuals. Read MoreFoster Grandparent Program
Senior volunteers age 55+ who meet certain income eligibility requirements are matched with at-risk children to offer 20 to 40 hours of love, wisdom, and warmth per week. Read MoreTexoma RSVP
Offers an array of volunteer opportunities to individuals over 55 in the three county area. Read MoreTexoma Care Transition Coalition
Date of next meeting: Jun 6, 2013 9:00 AMLocation:
Eisenhower Room To learn more about the Coalition, follow this link.



