The Board of Directors is responsible for oversight and governance, but not day-to-day management, of the agency; establishing over-arching policies to ensure the achievement of quality programs and financially secure operations; and ensuring ethical and legal accountability and integrity throughout the organization.  Board members are required to attend all Board meetings, serve on at least two committees, support fundraising efforts and special events, and make an annual personally significant financial contribution.

Board members include recipients of home care services, experts on Alzheimer’s disease, elder abuse, social services, financial planning, elder and nonprofit law, elder care, psychology, professionals in senior care and the care of families struggling with age related issues. Board members come from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds that are reflective of the greater community they serve.

Board of Directors

Board of Advisors

Staff

Our staff has a strong commitment to serving the many constituents of our organization. But first and foremost, they focus their energies on older adults in our communities who use our services.