Council On Aging

Council on Aging Mission Statement:

The main objectives of the Georgetown Council on Aging are to advocate on behalf of older adults, to identify their needs, to develop and implement services to meet their health, economic, social and cultural needs, to encourage maximum independence and to improve their quality of life.

What is a Council on Aging? 

Councils on Aging are municipal entities that oversee local adult community centers that provide programming, services, and support for older adults in their community. Each Council on Aging determines its own priorities based on local needs and resources, making adult community centers, sometimes called senior centers, a welcoming place for older adults who wish to remain independent in their community.  

Altogether there are 350 Councils on Aging; all municipal agencies that provide support, local outreach, social and health services, advocacy, and resources to older adults, their families, and caregivers. Working together and often supported by a volunteer network, Councils on Aging and adult community centers serve as a link to older adults by providing important support services in the community.  

The Georgetown Council on Aging offers the following services: 

Outreach, Information and Referral Services - Providing services that older adults may not otherwise have access to. 

Meals (home-delivered or community) - Providing healthy home-delivered and community group meals for older adults. 

Health screenings - Sharing resources for routine or specific health screenings and preventative care. 

Health insurance counseling - Helping older adults understand their existing health insurance or find new coverage. 

Socialization - Creating opportunities for social connections that may give older adults a better sense of self, security, and safety. For example, book clubs. 

Fitness, wellness, and recreation activities - Helping older adults be independent and social while improving strength and flexibility.  

Life-long learning - Providing unique educational experiences and opportunities that extend beyond the traditional. For example, art classes. 

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Staff Contacts

Name Title Phone
Kristin Crockett Director (978) 352-5726
Kirsten Klueber Outreach Worker (978) 352-5726
Julie Pasquale Newsletter Editor (978) 352-5726
Deborah Diguillio Activity and Volunteer Assistant 978-352-5726