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The State Unit on Aging's goal is to promote the dignity, independence, and freedom of choice for older Nebraskans. The State Unit on Aging oversees federal and state programs to help older Nebraskans and their caregivers.
Use this page to explore the Aging Network and how it can help you.
Program Information
Area Agencies on Aging
Your local Area Agency on Aging (AAA) provides and oversees services for your area. They often work with local Senior Centers. Senior Centers are local places that provide a range of services to the aging population.
Visit AAA websites, call, or stop by the following locations:
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Find the nearest Senior Center:
The status of Senior Center hours of operation or availability are listed below:
- Senior Centers highlighted yellow are offering limited services. Limited services will be listed. Regular services will be shaded.
- Senior Centers highlighted red are currently closed. A re-open date may be listed, but is subject to change. Regular services will be shaded.
Senior Center lists are updated as needed.
If you have concerns about COVID-19, visit:
Senior Volunteer Program
The Senior Volunteer Program helps the elderly stay in their home. Senior Volunteers are age 60 and older. Volunteers help with daily tasks like:
Local Senior Volunteer Programs:
- Aging Office of Western Nebraska (800) 682-5140 serves: Banner, Cheyenne, Dawes, Deuel, Garden, and Kimball Counties.
- Community Action Partnership of Mid Nebraska (308) 865-5675 serves: Buffalo County.
- Nemaha Neighbor-to-Neighbor (402) 247-4277 serves: Nemaha County.
- Hall County Senior Center Industries (308) 385-5308 EXT 36 serves: Hall County.
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