About Us
The Council on Aging was organized in 1974 under the Title III of the Older Americans Act. It was designated as a "Focal Point" in providing services to the county's elderly and disadvantaged persons. We operate with Federal, State and Local funds. We are a not-for-profit agency. We rely heavily on donations. Over the years of service provided to the county, we have become a vital link that is often needed in order to meet specific needs of the elderly. Our primary concern is the client.
Our Mission:
The mission of White County Council on Aging is to help provide a later life of dignity and independence through education, nutrition and socialization.
Public Transit: It is our mission to provide safe, reliable, affordable and efficient public transportation in the White County area.
Our Mission:
The mission of White County Council on Aging is to help provide a later life of dignity and independence through education, nutrition and socialization.
Public Transit: It is our mission to provide safe, reliable, affordable and efficient public transportation in the White County area.
Housing• Includes linkage to housing units specifically for elderly and also rent subsidy.
Area IV- Offices have moved to the White County United Way Building. 402 Tioga Rd., Monticello, IN 47960 Services offered: Case management/ Energy assistance 765-447-7683 Ext. 300 |
Information• The Salvation Army- Doing the most Good, Call for Assistance 574-297-8547
AARP Tax Assistance- AARP volunteers file taxes each year February through April • SHIP- Senior Health Insurance Program counselors trained by the Indiana Department of Insurance are available to assist clients with Medicare, supplements. |
Nutrition• Monticello noontime meals served Monday through Friday at 12:00 (noon) at the Monticello Senior Center.
Meal Contribution Rates: Age 60 & Over- Suggested Contribution: $3.00 Under Age 60-Full Price: $6.75 Homebound meals are available by contacting: Area IV Agency on Aging 1-800-382-7556. |