Here's the latest and greatest news by the Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging for all your wellness and nutrition updates!
Caregiver Services and Support
The Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging (SVCOA) is now accepting proposals for the FY25 National Family Caregiver Support Program. This program provides essential services and support to unpaid caregivers of older adults, younger disabled adults, and older caregivers (55+) caring for children under 18 in Rutland and Bennington counties. Eligible non-profit organizations are encouraged to apply.
Statewide Needs Assessment Survey of Vermonters 60 and Older
The Vermont Department of Disabilities, Aging, and Independent Living (DAIL) wants to learn about older Vermonters' needs and aspirations to plan how best to serve Vermonters as we age. This survey can be completed by anyone 60 or older who lives in Vermont. All answers are confidential and anonymous.
Survey of Family Caregivers
The Vermont Department of Disabilities, Aging, and Independent Living (DAIL) wants to learn about the needs of family caregivers of Vermonters 60 and older, and how best to support them. This survey can be completed by anyone who lives in Vermont and provides care to a family member age 60 or older. All answers are confidential and anonymous.
The Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging
Our mission is to empower Vermonters to age with dignity, independence, and quality of life.
SVCOA Nutrition Program
SVCOA offers many resources and nutrition support and is the proud sponsor of Meals on Wheels in our region.
SVCOA Wellness Programs
Better Living Through Better Health - SVCOA believes in empowering and supporting individuals to remain energized and active in their communities and our Wellness Program is here to assist with that process.
Become a Volunteer with SVCOA
Volunteering with the Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging (SVCOA) presents a unique and fulfilling opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives of older Vermonters in our community.
Age Strong Vermont: Our Roadmap for an Age Friendly State
Vermont's older population is our fastest growing age group. By 2030, one in three of us will be over the age of 60. Becoming an age-friendly state requires a holistic approach that brings us together click below to learn more.
“I feel the key ingredient to attaining a successful outcome is letting the client know they are in control and we are only here to help. Our goal is to set them up with the support services they need to remain home, happy, and as independent as possible.”
- Bridget Free, Bennington Data & Administrative Assistant
"When I returned home from the hospital, I wasn’t able to prepare meals. My Case Manager arranged for meals to be delivered to my home until I could manage for myself."
- Anne Nonymous
SVCOA News & Events
Here's the latest and greatest news by the Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging for all your wellness and nutrition updates!
Here's the latest and greatest news by the Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging for all your wellness and nutrition updates!
SVCOA Partners
