Aging Network Partners
Mass Aging Access (MAA)
A nonprofit membership association representing Massachusetts' 27 Aging Services Access Points and Area Agencies on Aging, advocating for policies and programs that support healthy aging and community living.
Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs)
A statewide network of nonprofit agencies that provide information, care coordination, home care services, caregiver support, and long-term services to help older adults remain independent in their communities. The local ASAP is ESWA.
Area Agency on Aging (AAA)
AAA are responsible for planning, funding and supporting programs and services for older adults and caregivers. The local AAA is Senior Connection. (seniorconnection.org)
Councils on Aging (COAs) & Senior Centers
Local municipal agencies that provide community-based programs, resources, outreach, wellness activities, and support services for older adults and caregivers.
Independent Living Centers (ILCs)
Community-based, consumer-directed organizations that help individuals with disabilities live independently through advocacy, information and referral, skills training, peer support, and transition services. Independent Living Centers work closely with aging and disability partners to promote community living and self-determination. The local ILC is Your Access Advocates (YAA). (youraccessadvocates.org)