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Quote: Meals on Wheels are such a blessing to me. I appreciate everyone who helps make them possible – Juanita, Milton

Quote: I don't have to worry anymore and Bill loves it. There couldn’t be a better place – for both of us. – Ursula, Pensacola

Quote: There is no escaping aging issues. No one and no family is immune. If you or your family have not been affected, you will. Please give generously. C. Flack and Kathleen, Gulf Breeze

Quote: I love Miss Granny. She helps me learn. – Shadon, Pensacola

Quote: Council on Aging of West Florida has been a big help to me. – Robert, Pensacola

Quote: Thanks to the support groups, I know what is coming. Before, I didn’t. – Ray, Pace

Quote: I volunteer with the Council on Aging of West Florida because I get a lot of satisfaction out of helping seniors, and making new friends! I feel we all need to help our senior citizens to 'pay back' what they have done for us in the past. – Ed, Pensacola

Empowering someone to live a healthy, safe and independent life in their own familiar surroundings is also good for the community.

Council on Aging of West Florida is a local, independent 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that has served seniors and their families since 1972. Council on Aging of West Florida helps seniors in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties live healthy, safe and independent lives in their own familiar surroundings by providing community based, in-home programs and services such as Meals on Wheels and Alzheimer's respite care, which is provided by our Adult Day Health Care Center. Other programs and services include case management, the Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion Programs, caregiver support and training, and the operation of numerous senior dining sites throughout Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties.

Hot Cocoa for Brain Health

Chocoholics rejoice! In addition to being a delicious winter indulgence, preliminary studies from The American Academy of Neurology suggest that hot cocoa may fend off dementia by increasing blood flow to the brain.

Please help us provide seniors in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties with the programs and services they need to live healthy, safe and independent lives in their own familiar surroundings. These program and services, which include Meals on Wheels, adult day health care and caregiver support, enable seniors and their caregivers to face an uncertain future with the dignity they deserve.

Coming of Age TV See Past Interviews

Looking for senior-related information online? Watch interviews with local experts on a variety of topic on our YouTube Channel. These segments from Coming of Age TV have been archived for convenience.

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Are you 55? Or older and interested in helping a peer in their home or children in a learning environment?

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Coming of Age Magazine

Coming of Age Magazine is the only senior - oriented lifestyle publication in Northwest Florida. Locally produced and published in Pensacola, Florida by Council on Aging of West Florida in partnership with Ballinger Publishing.

Winter 2014 - 12/23/2014
Check out the latest issue of Coming of Age magazine!

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