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The Council on Aging Henderson County provides and coordinates services to keep older adults living independently. Since 1969, we've been providing a wealth of services to folks over age 60, their families and caregivers. While some seniors may never require one of our programs, many will come to rely on our help at some point in their lives. More Americans are living much longer than ever before and, as Baby Boomers retire, the need for our services will be greater than ever. We hope this website will be your guide to discovering the many services, programs and resources we offer to older adults in the community. We also hope this site will encourage you to get involved in helping the elderly in Henderson County.

The Council on Aging of Buncombe County, established in 1964, is an independent 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to promoting the independence, dignity, and well-being of adults through service, education, and advocacy. They provide a wide range of programs and services to help aging adults stay healthy and independent at home, including caregiver support, dining and wellness, and home repair. With a mission to create a community where everyone has the opportunity to age successfully, COAbc receives funding from various sources to support their vision. They have a strategic objective framework focused on service, education, and advocacy to address the needs of aging adults and their families across the continuum of care.Generated from the website

Meals on Wheels of Asheville Buncombe County is a non-profit organization dedicated to delivering hot, nutritious meals and providing companionship to homebound seniors in the Asheville area. With their meal delivery program, they ensure that vulnerable seniors receive the nourishment they need to maintain their independence and well-being. By serving over 550 homebound seniors, Meals on Wheels plays a crucial role in preventing hunger and loneliness among the elderly population. Their dedicated volunteers not only deliver meals but also offer much-needed social interaction, making a lasting impact on the lives of those they serve.Generated from the website