Johnson County Kansas

The Older Americans Act was created to help older adults age with dignity by supporting nutrition, health and wellness, caregiver services, social engagement and access to community resources. Much of this is accomplished by the Johnson County Area Agency on Aging through collaborations with community organizations.

Team members of Johnson County’s Area Agency on Aging attended the annual USAging Conference in San Diego, held July 18-21. USAging is the national association representing and supporting Area Agencies on Aging that serve older adults, caregivers and people with disabilities throughout the United States.

Medicare Open Enrollment is just around the corner, beginning Oct. 15 and ending Dec. 7. A little preparation now can make the process a breeze this fall.

Johnson County Aging and Human Services’ Virtual Food Drive tool allows individuals, businesses, and organizations to easily create and customize their own food drive. Ready to make a difference? Call us at 913-715-8806 to arrange your food drive today.

Hosting a food drive is a fun and easy way to help our neighbors in need. Individuals, groups, and organizations of all kinds can organize their own drives to provide food for our three food pantries.

Summer is here! The time of year that we find ourselves trying to soak in the sun and enjoy as much time with family and friends as possible. For caregivers, this time of year may bring added stress to an already busy life.

The Johnson County Department of Aging and Human Services is seeking partnerships with community organizations that serve older adults and Medicare beneficiaries from underserved populations.

The Johnson County Department of Aging and Human Services relies on nearly 900 dedicated neighbors to extend its reach in ways staff alone simply couldn’t.