Aging Services

 

Who We Are

Mid-Carolina Area Agency on Aging's (MCAAA) mission is to provide advocacy, planning, and information, promoting healthier lives, caring communities, and a sense of independence in our region’s older adults.

Who We Serve

MCAAA serves a three-county region and is designated for planning, administration and advocacy of services for persons aged 60 and older and their spouses who need assistance in order to remain as independent as possible. The MCAAA serves the counties of Cumberland, Harnett & Sampson in North Carolina.  

​AAA Service Areas

  • Family Caregiver Services
  • Health Promotion and Senior Games
  • Home and Community Care Block Grant Services
  • Regional Long Term Care Ombudsman Services
  • Senior Tar Heel Legislature

History of AAA in North Carolina

With the enactment of powerful federal legislation known as the Older Americans Act (OAA) in 1965, Area Agencies on Aging were mandated in every state. Area Agencies on Aging are housed in the already designated regional planning organizations. MCAAA is part of Mid-Carolina Regional Council, one of 16 such lead regional planning organizations.

As one of the 16 Area Agencies on Aging in North Carolina, our purposes are to Plan, Develop, Coordinate, and Deliver a wide range of long-term services and support to consumers in the three-county region that take into consideration the local needs and preferences that result in a local delivery system tailored to the community.

Funding and Coordination of Services

After getting input from consumers, service providers and other interested stakeholders, the AAA develops an Area Plan outlining needs and proposed recommendations, then updates it every few years to reflect emerging trends. AAAs are also tasked by the OAA to serve as advocates for older adults, enabling the agency’s leaders to engage on local and state issues beyond the programs and services they fund or deliver.  AAAs contract with local service providers to deliver many direct services, such as meals, transportation and in-home services. However, most agencies are direct providers of information and referral/assistance, case management, and family caregiver support programs.

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Nutrition Classes Flyer - Jan, Feb & March

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January 14th, 10am - Food Addiction 911

February 11th, 10am - Immune Boosters & Busters

March 18th, 10am - Revamp your kitchen: healthy meal preps

Contact Barbara White, bwhite@mccog.org / 910-323-4191 ext. 28 to register!

Listen, Breathe, Move - YOUR WAY Research Program

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7-week research program with 4 Music Therapy + Gentla Yoga Sessions for Caregivers/partners of those over 18 with chronic health or living needs who reside in NC, delivered on-line

Email for program dates to listenbreathemove@gmail.com

 

My Care To Take Care Research Study

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4 weeks of music therapy and mindful movement session delieverd online for care partners of those with Parkinson's Disease who live in Eastern North Carolina. 

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Student Caregiver

Student Caregiver Program available. Click here for more information!

Senior Community Services Employment Program (SCSEP)

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Family Caregiver Support Program

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Health Promotion Services

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Home and Community Care Block Grant Services

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Regional Long Term Care Ombudsman Services

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Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP)

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Senior Tar Heel Legislature

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