The Houston-Galveston Area Agency on Aging Comes to Montgomery County

HOUSTON, TX – The Houston-Galveston Area Council’s Area Agency on Aging (AAA), in collaboration with the City of Conroe Senior Center, will host a public meeting to educate older adults, caretakers, healthcare professionals, and the community about the services available through the agency on aging.

“We’re looking forward to visiting all the counties we serve,” said Curtis Cooper, Senior Manager of the Houston-Galveston Area Agency on Aging. “We believe it’s important to keep up with the changing times and the changing needs of older adults, which is why we want to learn about what they’re looking for when it comes to services and programs.”

The Area Agency on Aging will host its Montgomery County meeting in Conroe where they will present on the programs and services currently offered to older adults, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. In addition, the organization will also seek feedback on new, innovative programs of interest to older adults.

Area Agency on Aging – Public Meeting
10 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Wednesday, February 5, 2025

City of Conroe Senior Center
1202 Candy Cane Lane, Conroe, Texas 77301

The Houston-Galveston Area Agency on Aging provides services to older adults, aged 60 and over. By partnering with local community organizations and a network of volunteers, the Area Agency on Aging ensures that older adults can remain healthy, safe, and independent in their homes and communities. The organization serves the 12-county Texas Gulf Coast region including Austin, Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Fort Bend, Galveston, Liberty, Matagorda, Montgomery, Waller, Walker, and Wharton counties. Harris County is served by the Harris County Area Agency on Aging.

For more information, visit: h-gac.com/area-agency-on-aging

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Houston-Galveston Area Council
H-GAC is a voluntary association of local governments and local elected officials from the 13-county Gulf Coast planning region, which includes an area of 12,500 square miles and more than seven million people. H-GAC works to promote efficient and accountable use of local, state, and federal tax dollars; serves as a problem-solving and information forum for local governments; and helps analyze trends and conditions affecting the region. For more information, visit h-gac.com.