Pointe Coupee Council on Aging, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation governed by a volunteer board of directors. PCCOA offers a broad range of programs, under the provisions of a state charter which was issued in June of 1975, as a private, non-profit organization that provides social services for socially and economically needy, low-income minority, handicapped, disabled, and at risk elderly residents of Pointe Coupee Parish. PCCOA receives federal, state, and local funds and donations to provide various services.

 

 

Our Goals & Objectives

  • Self-sufficiency of the elderly though nutrition, homemaker, personal care and transportation services.

  • Prevent neglect, abuse or exploitation of the elderly.

  • Provide for, or access to community or home based care to prevent premature institutionalization.

  • Matching the wide variety of individual needs with appropriate community resources and assisting them in gaining access to needed services.

  • Recreation for elderly to prevent loneliness, and depression, and also to keep them outgoing and mentally alert.

  • Weekly lunch programs to provide for minimum daily nutritional requirements needed.

  • Take action on an older person’s behalf in order to secure needed services and/or for benefits which otherwise may not be obtained.

 

 

What We provide

 
 
  • Caregiver Resources

  • Congregate Meals

  • Home delivered meals

  • Homemaker Support

  • Information and Assistance

  • Material Aid

  • Medical Alert Systems

  • Nutrition Education

  • Outreach

  • Personal Care

  • Personal Emergency Response Systems

  • Recreational Resources

  • Transportation Assistance

  • Utility Assistance

  • Wellness Programs