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Name of the Organization
Agency On Aging of South Central CT
Contact Person
Janet Perez-Otero
Job Title
Hispanic Community Education Specialist/Certificate In-Person Assister
Contact phone
203-785-8533 x 3157
E-mail
jperez@aoascc.org
Website
http://www.aoascc.org/
Interest
Aging\Elderly Services, Food Assistance, Energy Assistance, Career Assistance, Housing Assistance, Shelter, Health, Education, Adult Education, Financial Literacy, Advocacy, Arts, Economic Development
Description Interest
What does the Agency on Aging do?
provides information & assistance to older individuals and their caregivers;CHOICES health insurance counseling;
comprehensive in-home assessment visits and case management of supportive, home and community-based services including Connecticut Home Care Program for Elders;
oversight of federal and state grant funds;
advocacy on behalf of elders adults;
needs assessment and planning;
program sponsor of:
- Senior Companions/Foster Grandparents programs;
- Retired and Senior Volunteer Program; and
- Opportunities for Older Adults.

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New Haven County Resident Access Health CT

Posted on November 8, 2013 at 7:54am 0 Comments

I am pleased to provide you with information to help you connect with local healthcare resources and I can provide in-person enrollment assistance for the Access Health CT at Agency on Aging of South Central CT. We have the expertise to enroll people in the healthcare plan, we are happy to refer you to resources that will help you enroll and/or answer your questions. Most people who apply will pay lower monthly premiums than those shown here. Households with yearly incomes up to about…

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At 7:33am on January 22, 2010, Janet Perez said…
Wellcome Tom...
At 6:07am on January 22, 2010, Tom Davis said…
Hey Janet! How do I ask you to be my friend?
 
 
 

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