Our programs support the quality of life and continued independence for Mississippi’s older citizens.
Area Agencies on Aging
Every community in Mississippi is served by one of the state’s Area Agencies on Aging (AAA). Your local AAA can help you access services in your area, including the services listed below.
Home Delivered Meals
Homebound older adults who are unable to prepare food for themselves and who are potentially at risk for early institutionalization may be eligible to receive home-delivered meals. A minimum of five frozen meals per week are provided through this program.
Community / Congregate Meals
Older Mississippians can find nutritionally sound meals, fellowship with other older members of the community, and engaging activities at senior nutrition sites throughout the state.
For the most current list of meal sites near you, please contact your local Area Agency on Aging using the search box on this page.
Senior Centers
Senior Centers offer older Mississippians the opportunity to socialize, engage in recreational activities, and maintain an active lifestyle. The AAA in your area can help you find out about Senior Centers in your area.
Homemaker Services
Sometimes older adults need a little help with daily activities to be able to continue living at home. Homemakers can assist with activities like personal hygiene, light housekeeping, or other chores.
Transportation Assistance
Transportation Services are provided for eligible older adults and adults with disabilities to and from community resources to obtain needed services or goods. Transportation is an essential part of the community infrastructure that individuals need to access the goods and services that support their day-to-day needs and quality of life.
