We are seeking candidates for a variety of positions. Licensed social workers and those with a bachelor’s degree with a social services focus will want to check out our Care Manager/Coordinator positions. LSWs or RNs with supervisory experience can look into our Clinical Supervisor position. If your background is in accounting, our Senior Accountant position may be for you. All these positions are eligible for a $2,000 signing bonus. Join our team to take your career to the next level and experience our supportive, inclusive culture and excellent benefits! Click here to see all open positions.

Nearly three years after they were brought together by phone through our pandemic wellness call program, COA helped Marcia and Kay meet in person for the first time. Click here to read this heartwarming story about how two women ended up forming a friendship that helped them both and is inspiring them to work on behalf of other older adults.

Council on Aging is proud to serve the residents of Hamilton County on the new 513Relief Bus. Funded by Hamilton County Commissioners, the 513Relief Bus provides resources directly to residents using a community-based approach. Staff from our Call Center will be on the bus several days each month, starting with a launch event, 10am-3pm, Jan. 26 at Corinthian Baptist Church. Join us!

Ronnie is a proud Navy veteran with extensive knowledge and leadership in the region's aging network. He served as CFO and part owner of Caring Hearts Home Health Care and has supported the aging community through his leadership, participation on various boards and through political advocacy. Ronnie holds a bachelor's degree in Accounting and a master's degree in Business Administration. Click here to learn more about Ronnie.

Can you help us improve our website? We need older adults and caregivers to provide feedback on changes we are making so it's as easy as possible for website users to find the information they're seeking. Minimal time commitment. Click here to learn how you can help.

COA is overseen by a Board of Trustees. Kay Bolden is in her second term as a board member, representing Butler County. Click here to learn more about Kay, including the source of her inspiration.

The PASSPORT program, Ohio's in-home alternative to nursing home care, provides services for many older adults to help them remain safe and independent at home, including Keith from Mt. Healthy. Click here to read his story.

The holidays offer many opportunities to visit with parents, grandparents and older relatives. Many times, changes in older loved ones become evident during these visits. Click here to learn more, including how COA can help.

Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention and Bingocize are now in the lineup of COA's free health and wellness workshops that help older adults and their caregivers better manage their own health. We also have popular workshops that focus on diabetes, chronic disease, chronic pain, fall prevention and caregiving. Read more here.

Staying up-to-date on vaccinations is a crucial part of remaining healthy for everyone - especially older adults. Hamilton County Public Health is offering free flu and COVID-19 vaccinations at mobile clinics and in-home. Click here to learn more.

Click here to find out why COA is urging older adults to get a flu shot and COVID-19 vaccination.

Thanks to computers, smart phones and all kinds of devices, we are spending more time looking at screens than ever before. Typical screen time posture can lead to neck strain. Click here to learn how you can avoid it.

Council on Aging's FREE Health and Wellness programs help you better manage your health and the day's aches and pains. Click here for more.

Congress temporarily increased SNAP benefits due to the COVID-19 public health emergency. As a result, SNAP beneficiaries have been receiving more benefits on their EBT card each month than they normally would. The federal law has changed and no longer allows for SNAP emergency allotments. SNAP emergency allotment payments will end after February 2023, reducing benefits to normal levels beginning March 2023. Click here for more information about this change.

The Ohio Department of Development and Council on Aging want to remind older adults in Ohio that assistance is available to help with their home energy bills. The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) helps Ohioans at or below 175 percent of the federal poverty guidelines pay their heating bills. Click here for details and application information.

Since October, our team has processed more than 2,000 applications for a Duke Energy Ohio gas customer bill credit program. The credits are applied directly to the bill of gas service customers whose household income is 250 percent or less of the federal poverty level. There are still $500 credits available for those who qualify, and those 60 and older can apply through COA. Click here for details.

Reginal transit partners are working together to identify and eliminate gaps in the regional transit and transportation network with the goal of improving access to jobs and other critical services. You can provide input on this important study by taking a short survey, here.