Since 1971 the Osceola Council on Aging, Inc. has been in the business of improving the lives of individuals and families in our community. The very first programs, nutrition and socialization through congregate activities, began 37years ago and undertook the task of delivering meals to homebound seniors and providing social interaction and recreation for the elderly. More recently the Council has evolved into an intergenerational organization whose services extend beyond services for the elderly to serving all generations.

In 2007 the Council touched the lives of more than 52,000 unduplicated clients, a 27% increase in clients from the previous year, while implementing 29 different programs and services. The community has grown and along with it the Council has expanded to meet the growing needs of our community.

The Council offers a variety of services to assist clients. From health care to nutrition programs such as food commodity distribution, from adult health day care center to transportation services, from congregate meals and recreation sites to emergency care during times of disaster, from housing to respite care to volunteer opportunities, the Council on Aging is there to lend a hand to disadvantaged persons, the disabled and to assist the most vulnerable residents of our community.

Mission

The Osceola Council on Aging, Inc. is a 501 (c) 3, non-profit, private charitable organization dedicated to providing services to enable independence and self-sufficiency for seniors, disabled adults and disadvantaged families.

Please explore this website to find the depth and scope of programs and community services available. Should you need assistance in gathering information, please contact the Council directly at: 407-846-8532.

Click here for information about the
Barney E. Veal Center for All Generations Campus
along with directions to find us.