Want to put "life" back into your life?  Attend a WCAAA Live Well Workshop.  Workshop information
Want to put "life" back into your life?  Attend a WCAAA Live Well Workshop.  Workshop information

Want to put "life" back into your life?

Attend a WCAAA Live Well Workshop.

Workshop information

We help you make the right choice.  We'll help you choose the right care your loved ones need.  Our Programs

We help you make the right choice.

We'll help you choose the right care your loved ones need.

Our Programs

WCAAA Nutrition Programs  Info on programs such as Meals on Wheels and Congregate Meal Sites  Community Services

WCAAA Nutrition Programs

Info on programs such as Meals on Wheels and Congregate Meal Sites

Community Services

Welcome to the Western Connecticut Area Agency on Aging

AN AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER

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our programs

Elder Abuse


Could you recognize the signs of elder abuse?
WE TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY!

helpful resources

Special Resource for Conservators


Information on Connecticut's Probate Court Administration

community services

Community Services

Legal services, senior Centers, transportation services, and more.

Guides
for Seniors

Housing Guides, Transportation Guides, Caregiver Guides and more.

WCAAA Updates

Spring 2024 CHOICES New Team Member Training
Spring Training (virtual):
Orientation: April 23rd 9 am -12 pm
Training Dates: May 7th, 8th, 14th, 16th, 21st, 23rd, 9am—12pm
May 28th, 30th 9am-4pm
Application Deadline: April 9th, 2024

Contact the regional coordinator at WCAAA by calling (203) 757-5449 ext.100 

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WCAAA Insider
The latest edition of our WCAAA Insider is now available! Click the button bellow to view all of our newsletters.

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2023-2024 Energy Assistance

The application period for the 2023-2024 winter season of the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program (CEAP) is open. CEAP provides vulnerable state homeowners and renters with crucial support for the associated costs with heating their homes.

Applications must be received by May 31, 2024.

If you are interested, there are several ways to apply:

  • Visit www.ct.gov/heatinghelp
  • Call your local community action agency and request application assistance or schedule an in-person appointment.
  • Download and complete the CEAP application. Mail the completed application and required documents to your local community action agency.

LIVE WELL 
Upcoming workshops available in English and Spanish.  Please see attached flyers and call to register now. 

Free Diabetes Telephone Workshop

Free Chronic Pain Telephone Workshop

Clases de Manejo Personal de la Diabetes


Focal Points in the Western Area 

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Early Stage Social Engagement 
The Alzheimer's Association virtual early-stage social engagement programs offer a comfortable way to get connected to others who are living in the beginning stage of Alzheimer's or other dementia. Connecting with people who understand what you are going through may provide you with the support, encouragement and inspiration necessary to move beyond your diagnosis.

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Bring Me Back Home: New Alzheimer Program

The Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter is excited to announce the Bring Me Back Home Program through the Connecticut State Police.

Learn more at ct.gov/BMBH

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Senior Medicare Patrol Volunteer Opportunities

To sign up as a volunteer for the Senior Medicare Patrol, view the flyer below or call (203) 757-5449 ext.127 for more information.

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Medicaid Continuous Coverage Requirement

Have you moved or changed your phone number?
Were you put on Husky D during the pandemic?

The Department of Social Services needs your updated information so you don’t miss out on important information about your benefits and the Public Health Emergency (PHE) Unwinding.

To prevent a gap in your cash, food, or medical benefits, log in to your MyDSS account and update the Department of Social Services.

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CT Law Help
Visit CT Law Help through the button below for access to legal resources and assistance. 

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Qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits
If you or a loved one is going through life with a disability, it’s almost certain that you’re no longer working. If you’re out of a job due to a sudden illness, the Social Security Administration (SSA) may be able to help. The SSA offers financial aid to people who are unable to work, and dependent family members to help support your loved ones when you are gone. Click on the button below to attain more information on who’s eligible for Social Security benefits, and how you’ll be able to qualify.

SS Disability Benefits