Your donations help ATRC Aging provide important programs and services to older adults and disabled individuals, many of whom would otherwise not obtain the aid they need. With your support we can continue to serve our 10 county area by providing or linking seniors and the disabled to services, programs and advocacy.

Every gift counts and your donations allow us to serve thousands in Choctaw, Clarke, Conecuh, Dallas, Marengo, Monroe, Perry, Sumter, Washington, and Wilcox counties. There are several ways you can contribute and help us continue to serve our community:

  • General Donations
  • Specific Program donations
  • Program Sponsorships
  • Legacy Giving
  • Santa for Seniors Program

Call (334) 682-5206 or 888-617-0500 to find out how you can best help through your generous donation.

HELPING FAMILIES, HELPING EACH OTHER

We are our Area’s Single Source for the Aging and Disabled.

ATRC Aging manages programs funded by the Federal Older Americans Act as well as programs funded by the State of Alabama. Our responsibilities include serving as the area’s Aging & Disabilities Resource Center (ADRC), the entry point for long-term support and services available for seniors and those with disabilities, and facilitating a variety of home and community based services.

HELPING FAMILIES, HELPING EACH OTHER

Our goal is to help you live a quality life independently at home.

ATRC Aging aims to help seniors and the individuals with disabilities live their best life at home by providing access to information, along with assistance and resources to aid in navigating health care and long-term support systems. By providing services in the home, along with coordination of care, we can help you remain healthy in your home and community as long as possible.

We are part of a bigger family

ATRC Aging is a part of the Alabama-Tombigbee Regional Commission which  represents Choctaw, Clarke, Conecuh, Dallas, Marengo, Monroe, Perry, Sumter, Washington, and Wilcox counties. The Commission is dedicated to improving the lives of everyone who lives here, and connecting our leaders and communities to resources to help them help themselves.