
The Georgia Department of Human Services, Division of Aging Services administers a statewide system of services for senior citizens, their families and caregivers. We work with other aging agencies and organizations to effectively and efficiently respond to the needs of elderly Georgians. DAS meets the challenge of Georgia's growing older population through continued service improvement and innovation.
Our vision is to assist older Georgians in Living Longer, Living Safely, Living Well.
The Area Agency on Aging (AAA) is your Gateway to information, assistance, and referrals to community services and resources. Consumer eligibility screening may be found by telephoning your Area Agency on Aging.
To find your regional AAA, click here. These services may be available in your geographic area. Contact your AAA for more information.
The Georgia Area Agencies on Aging maintain an extensive database of services of interest to seniors. To search for these services, click here.
For descriptions of these services, click here.

April 16, 2012 - ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Human Services (DHS) is searching for Georgians who will turn 100 or older in 2012. On their birthdays, DHS’ Division of Aging Services will honor these centenarians -- people who have lived for 100 or more years -- with a certificate of recognition and a thank you for their contributions to Georgia’s families and communiti
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