$8.8M in expenses

Area Agency on Aging - Provides assessment and care management services, in-home support services, adult day care, senior protection and advocacy, and senior center services. It also provides volunteer opportunities through the Retired Senior Volunteer Program and the Foster Grandparent Program. During the year the AAA provided assessments and care management for 6,272 clients, provided in-home services for 1,273 clients, domiciliary care for 13 clients, and senior protection and advocacy services for 2,109 clients. The senior centers served 857 seniors and served 3,595 clients with its Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program. Its volunteer programs had 503 participants and its Senior Helpline served 3,861 clients.

$3.0M in expenses

Education, Workforce and Self Sufficiency - Division administers programs in line with the Agencies philosophy to promote personal advancement through education and employment opportunities. These programs are intended to enhance self-esteem and provide the opportunity to obtain skills leading to successful employment and self-sufficiency.The Agency provided the following: education classes were provided to 377 clients; 17 clients were served through the senior aides program; 60 clients were served through the various job training/education programs; 155 clients were served through the Summer Jobs and More program; and 78 GED tests were administered.

$509K in expenses

Executive Program - Provided 100 scholarships to families of children enrolled in grades K-12 to assist them in attending a school of their choice. Donations were made available through the Commonwealth of PA Tax Credit Program. Provided Poverty Simulation services to 280 clients. The Agency also provided other Community Initiative services to 1,854 clients.