parish: Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne -> Harrison
notes: Provides part-time employment service for low income seniors 55 yo and older -> Provides part-time employment service for low income seniors 55 years and older
areas_served: -> Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne Counties

name: SENIOR: SMPDD - Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi -> SMPDD - Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi
organization: Hancock County Guide to Social Services -> Senior Services

client_contact_name: -> SMPDD - Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi
client_contact_address: -> 9229 Highway 49 Gulfport, MS 39503

name: SENIOR SERVICES: SMPDD - Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi -> SENIOR: SMPDD - Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi

name: SMPDD - Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi -> SENIOR SERVICES: SMPDD - Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi

temp_perm: Temporary -> Permanent

notes: From the RC Resource List: Counties Served From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging: SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -------------------------------------------------- Spoke to Lydia at SMPDD 9/28/07: She is sending me their directory for the counties they serve which covers community based services/agencies. She wants a copy of the directory being created by CAT and UPenn. They no longer have the Golden Age Discount Program. -------------------------------------------------- Provides part-time employment service for low income seniors 55 yo and older -> Provides part-time employment service for low income seniors 55 yo and older
cat_notes: -> From the RC Resource List: Counties Served From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging: SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -------------------------------------------------- Spoke to Lydia at SMPDD 9/28/07: She is sending me their directory for the counties they serve which covers community based services/agencies. She wants a copy of the directory being created by CAT and UPenn. They no longer have the Golden Age Discount Program. --------------------------------------------------

organization: Home & Community Based Services for Seniors -> Hancock County Guide to Social Services
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notes: From the RC Resource List: Counties Served From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging: SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -------------------------------------------------- Spoke to Lydia at SMPDD 9/28/07: She is sending me their directory for the counties they serve which covers community based services/agencies. She wants a copy of the directory being created by CAT and UPenn. They no longer have the Golden Age Discount Program. -> From the RC Resource List: Counties Served From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging: SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -------------------------------------------------- Spoke to Lydia at SMPDD 9/28/07: She is sending me their directory for the counties they serve which covers community based services/agencies. She wants a copy of the directory being created by CAT and UPenn. They no longer have the Golden Age Discount Program. -------------------------------------------------- Provides part-time employment service for low income seniors 55 yo and older

notes: From the RC Resource List: Counties Served Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne Mission Statement and Nutrition and Wellness Services: The AAA of Southern Mississippi advocates for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Homemaker Services - shopping assistance Information and Assistance Transportation Congregate Meals Home Delivered Meals ------------------------------------------------------- From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -------------------------------------------------- Spoke to Lydia at SMPDD 9/28/07: She is sending me their directory for the counties they serve which covers community based services/agencies. She wants a copy of the directory being created by CAT and UPenn. They no longer have the Golden Age Discount Program. -> From the RC Resource List: Counties Served From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging: SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -------------------------------------------------- Spoke to Lydia at SMPDD 9/28/07: She is sending me their directory for the counties they serve which covers community based services/agencies. She wants a copy of the directory being created by CAT and UPenn. They no longer have the Golden Age Discount Program.

website: http://www.bu.edu/nutrition/directory/agencies/mississippi.html -> http://www.smpdd.com/

name: Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi -> SMPDD - Area Agency on Aging of Southern Mississippi
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
address: 2015A - 15th Street -> SMPDD Gulfport Office 9229 Highway 49
notes: From the RC Resource List: Counties Served Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne Mission Statement and Nutrition and Wellness Services: The AAA of Southern Mississippi advocates for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Homemaker Services - shopping assistance Information and Assistance Transportation Congregate Meals Home Delivered Meals ------------------------------------------------------- From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -> From the RC Resource List: Counties Served Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne Mission Statement and Nutrition and Wellness Services: The AAA of Southern Mississippi advocates for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Homemaker Services - shopping assistance Information and Assistance Transportation Congregate Meals Home Delivered Meals ------------------------------------------------------- From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -------------------------------------------------- Spoke to Lydia at SMPDD 9/28/07: She is sending me their directory for the counties they serve which covers community based services/agencies. She wants a copy of the directory being created by CAT and UPenn. They no longer have the Golden Age Discount Program.
zip: 39501 -> 39503
email changed.

notes: From the RC Resource List: Counties Served Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne Mission Statement and Nutrition and Wellness Services: The AAA of Southern Mississippi advocates for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Homemaker Services - shopping assistance Information and Assistance Transportation Congregate Meals Home Delivered Meals ------------------------------------------------------- From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant. -> From the RC Resource List: Counties Served Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne Mission Statement and Nutrition and Wellness Services: The AAA of Southern Mississippi advocates for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Homemaker Services - shopping assistance Information and Assistance Transportation Congregate Meals Home Delivered Meals ------------------------------------------------------- From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant.

notes: Counties Served Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne Mission Statement and Nutrition and Wellness Services: The AAA of Southern Mississippi advocates for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Golden Age Discount Program Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Homemaker Services - shopping assistance Information and Assistance Transportation Congregate Meals Home Delivered Meals -> From the RC Resource List: Counties Served Covington, Forrest, George, Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Stone, Wayne Mission Statement and Nutrition and Wellness Services: The AAA of Southern Mississippi advocates for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Homemaker Services - shopping assistance Information and Assistance Transportation Congregate Meals Home Delivered Meals ------------------------------------------------------- From the website: About the Area Agency on Aging SMPDD is the designated Area Agency on Aging. In concert with the Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult services, and the U.S. Department of Human Services, Administration of Aging, the Area Agency on Aging serves as the public advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated home and community based care systems responsive to the current needs and future growth of the aging population. Fundamental to the leadership charges under the Older Americans Act are proactive collaborative planning and interdisciplinary coordination in order to avoid duplication of effort, contain costs, ensure service quality, and expand resources. As the public advocate, the AAA must monitor and evaluate community activities that affect the elderly and serve as the support base for the Ombudsman program within the planning and service area. Resources made available to the AAA are used to support activities intended to achieve all elements of a community based care system. Area Agency on Aging Responsibilities: Developing and administering area plans on aging and distributing funding to organizations to provide services. Directly administers case management, information assistance and referral services, outreach, senior compains, and Insurance Counseling and Assistance. Advocating for continued development of home and community based services to maintain maximum independence and quality of life for seniors. Supporting the needs of special populations of the physically and mentally impaired, abused, neglected or exploited, and those of advanced age or without a care giver to assist them when in need. Promoting healthy lifestyles through education and fitness programs. Representing the interests of local Seniors at State and National levels. Generating resources for comprehensive and coordinated service systems. Monitoring and evaluating contracted service and grant.

status: Unknown -> Open