- Overview
- Caregiver Program
- EISEP
- File of Life
- HEAP
- Insurance Counseling
- Info/Assistance Services
- Legal Assistance
- Medical Transportation
- Eat Well...Stay Well
- Dining Sites
- Exercise Programs
- Home Delivered Meals
- Nutritional Education
- Nutrigram Newsletter
- Recipe Corner
- NY Connects Niagara County
- Weatherization Assistance
- Advisory Council
- Brochures & Publications
- C.A.S.E.
- Community Partners
- Newsletters
Brochures & Publications
- Are you or someone you love a Niagara County resident age 60 or older? Would you like to know more about programs for older persons? The Niagara County Office for the Aging would like to help you!
- Support Services are available to a Caregiver; who is either a family member (who lives locally) or another individual who is an informal provider of in-home or community care to residents of Niagara County who are 60 years of age or older.
- The Mission: To help all members attain optimal well-being by providing a fitness training, nutrition counseling and education program.
- Club 99 Locations
- Club 99 Resistance Band Instuctions
Eat Well...Stay Well Dining Program 
- The Niagara County Office for the Aging operates a nutrition program which serves approximately 20,000 meals a month to older people in Niagara County at various established community-based congregate meal sites.
- Expanded In-home Services for the Elderly Program (EISEP) includes Information & referral; Case Management; In-Home Services and Ancillary Services.
- File of Life. This program is for seniors 60+ in Niagara County and is a card containing medical information and is kept on the outside of the refrigerator and is in a bright red magnetic pocket for easy access in case of an emergency.
- Health Insurance Information, Counseling, and Assistance Program. Provides Medicare beneficiaries with free, unbiased information and assistance relating to health insurance. The service is free, confidential and unbiased.
- The HDM program delivers meals to Niagara County residents 60 and older who are homebound due to illness, physical handicap, or advancing age, and who are unable to prepare their own meals. Services are available based on need without regard to income.
- The Niagara County Office for the Aging can provide information and referral, and case assistance services to persons sixty and older living in Niagara County. Assistance can also be provided to family and friends caring for an
older person.
- The Niagara County Office for the Aging attorney offers Niagara County residents 60 and over information and assistance with such concerns as: Health Care Proxy, Wills, Guardianship, Power of Attorney, Living Wills and Trusts, Consumer Fraud, Contractual Disputes, Tenant - Landlord Disputes, Home Ownership Questions, Neighbor Disputes, Social Security Questions, Medicare and Medicaid Related Problems and SSI Application and Eligibility Questions
- The Senior Medical Van program provides transportation information and rides to Niagara County residents aged 60 and over who need a ride to medical appointments or to essential services that they have no other way to get to.
- Nutrition counseling is conducted by the Registered Certified Dietitian, Glenda Reardon. Individual counseling sessions are all about you and your nutritional
problem—whatever it may be.
- The Stay Well program addresses the general needs of an older person to help maintain a high level of independence. The focus of the Stay Well Program is to educate older adults on self– management of behaviors geared toward good health and wellness.
- The Weatherization Referral And Packaging program is a program to help low income elderly maintain their home, improve their health, safety, comfort, and to continue to live independently for a longer period of time.
