During the 2023-2024 fiscal year, Pima Council on Aging (PCOA) continued to profoundly impact the lives of older adults and their caregivers throughout Pima County. While it can be challenging to quantify the total number of people served, our commitment to providing comprehensive support remains unwavering. From in-home services to community education and referrals, PCOA’s reach is extensive, serving nearly 20,000 individuals this year. Impact and Achievements COMMUNITY IMPACT 19,886 4,800 individuals enrolled in Home & Community-Based Services (HBCS), received direct support including meals and home health care. Caregiver respite was provided through our Family Caregiver Support Program.
unduplicated participants served through our Arizona Department of Economic Security (DAARS) tracked programs, including services like meals, home repairs, respite care, and health education.
600+ older adults supported through the Senior Companions program.
13,000+ people supported by Neighbors Care Alliance affiliates with errands, transportation, and companionship.
645 participants in Dementia Capable Southern Arizona community education sessions.
1,542 complaints Long-Term Care Ombudsman program resolved and engaged in 2,656 activities with assisted living facility residents.
663 participants attended Medicare presentations, helping to navigate complex care decisions.
Volunteer legal clinics helped 104 individuals , and contracted legal services supported another 88 .
145 enrolled in EnhanceFitness® 135 enrolled in A Matter of Balance 44 enrolled in Aging Mastery Healthy Living programs made a tangible difference in helping older adults maintain their health and independence.
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