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WCAAA 2025-2028 Area Plan
Now Available for Review
Read and share your feedback on our plan to support older adults, persons with disabilities, and their caregivers.
WCAAA Nutrition Programs
Access nutritious meals and dietary counseling tailored for seniors to promote health and wellness.
Live Well
Empower yourself with our Live Well workshops,
designed to help manage chronic conditions through education and support.
Welcome to the Western Connecticut Area Agency on Aging
An Aging and Disability Resource Center.
Area Plan First Draft: Public Hearing
The 2025-2028 Area Plan outlines our goals for serving older adults, caregivers, and persons with disabilities across 41 towns. We want to hear your thoughts and ideas – join the conversation to help shape the first draft.
Date: May 28th, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM
Location: Microsoft Teams
Meeting ID: 219 052 485 419 9
Passcode: xL7iv3Az
Email [email protected] if you have any questions.
Updates
The Western Compass
First Edition Now Available!
Live Well
Upcoming workshops available in English and Spanish! Click the link below for more:
Sullivan Senior Center Workshop
CT Law Help
Visit CT Law Help through the button below for access to legal resources and assistance.
CHOICES: Calling All Providers!
If you would like to become a CHOICES certified counselor or volunteer, please call WCAAA at 800-994-9422 or 203-757-5449 and ask to speak with the CHOICES Regional Coordinator. Certification requirements include: agreeing to adhere to CHOICES Volunteer Risk & Program Management (VRPM) policies and procedures; passing CHOICES exams; signing the CHOICES Memorandum of Understanding; attending CHOICES Update trainings; and reporting SHIP related performance activities. Click the flyer below for more information.
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.
