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Council on Aging Celebrates New Support

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The Council on Aging of Central Oregon is celebrating new support from partners across the region to expand and sustain critical nutrition services for older adults. Thanks to recent grant funding and in-kind support, the Council is better equipped to meet the growing demand for Meals on Wheels and Community Dining programs in Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties.

Nutrition programs play a vital role in helping older adults maintain their health, independence, and well-being. Home-delivered Meals on Wheels ensures that those who are isolated or have limited mobility receive healthy meals and a friendly visit from a volunteer. Community Dining locations offer opportunities for older adults to gather, share a meal, and connect with others, reducing the risk of food insecurity and loneliness.

New funding demonstrates the power of local commitment to aging adults:

“This wave of support reflects how deeply each community cares about its older residents,” said Cassie Regimbal, Executive Director of the Council on Aging of Central Oregon. “We are grateful to these partners for helping us provide not just meals, but also meaningful connections that allow older adults to thrive.”

As Central Oregon’s population ages, demand for nutrition services continues to rise. The Council on Aging remains committed to working closely with community partners to ensure that no older adult is left behind. To learn more about Meals on Wheels, Community Dining, and other services for older adults, visit www.councilonaging.org or call 541-678-5483.

About the Council on Aging of Central Oregon

Since 1975, the Council on Aging of Central Oregon (CoA) has served as the designated Area Agency on Aging for Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties, offering adults aged 60 and older and their loved ones a range of support services. CoA advocates for, empowers, and guides older adults and their loved ones to live with independence and well-being. To find out more about the Council on Aging of Central Oregon, visit www.councilonaging.org or call (541) 678-5483.