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Advocacy Conference 2009 The Baltimore County Consortium for Professional Education in the Field of Aging presents its annual Advocacy Conference, “Do Unto Others: Enhancing Customer Service in Eldercare Settings." Attendees will find workshops on barriers to customer service, civility, scams and frauds, conflict resolution and consumers rights. CEU's/CNE's are available or pending for Social Workers, Nurses, Nursing Home Administrators. For more details or a registration form (PDF), call 410-887-4200.

Your Opinions Matter

The Baltimore County Department of Aging needs your input to plan for future programs and services at its 19 senior centers. Two very important surveys have been designed: one for current members of a Baltimore County Senior Center and one for adults aged 50 and older who are non-members of a senior center.
 
The surveys are completely anonymous. If you have any questions regarding the survey, please call 410-887-3424.  Tell us what you think so we can ensure the programs and services offered meet your needs. Complete a survey today!
 
Baltimore County Senior Center Member Survey
 
Survey for 50+ Year Olds (Non-Members)

Frequently Requested Services

• Housing Options
  Find information about nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or other housing options, including listings of facilities in Baltimore County.
• Senior Centers
  The 19 senior centers located throughout Baltimore County serve as community focal points for programs, activities and services for County residents age 60 and older and their spouses.
• Transportation
  CountyRide is a transportation program providing service to Baltimore County residents 60 years of age and over, disabled residents aged 21 through 59 and those living in the rural area.
• Volunteer
  Baltimore County Volunteers has launched a partnership with Volunteer Solutions and the United Way to help you volunteer. Search for volunteer opportunities that match your skills and interests.
• Travel Opportunities
  Check the travel calendar for a list of upcoming travel opportunities, or find out what is available through the Senior Center Travel Club in your neighborhood.
• Employment Opportunities
  Find out what your options are as a mature worker in Baltimore County.
• Caregivers Information
  The Department of Aging Caregivers Program offers a variety of resources to help family caregivers to provide good care for older relatives, while also taking care of themselves.
• E-Newsletters
  Sign-up to receive informative e-newsletters such as IMPACT for volunteers and Caregiver Connection.

Contact Us

For information or comments, contact: the Department of Aging via e-mail or call 410-887-2594.

At the left, please find links to valuable information guides and services offered to senior citizens and their families by the Baltimore County Department of Aging.

• Latest information about closings or late openings of seniors centers and CountyRide due to inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
  
• Visit Aging's informative website, Taking Care of Mom and Dad, and find copies of two of the Department of Aging's newest publications: It May Be Your Third Largest Purchase is an informative discussion of funeral planning; A Legal Guide for the Aging Family discusses a myriad of topics, from Grandparent's Rights to Advance Directives.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Baltimore County Department of Aging is to develop and administer programs and activities that support Baltimore County senior citizens in their efforts to remain healthy, active, and independent members of the community and to provide, coordinate, and advocate for services which ensure the highest quality of life for both active and health-impaired seniors, their families, and caregivers.

Revised November 4, 2009