Our Responsibility

Each senior citizen at any of the Santa Cruz Council of Aging Centers is treated as an individual with the respect and dignity they deserve.

The Santa Cruz County borders with Mexico in south-central Arizona and has a history dating back to different cultures. It is the smallest county in Arizona, with a population of 46,768; about 83% of residents are Hispanic or Latino.

Council

Food Menu of the week

County Background

Find your inner power by helping others

Aimee G. Bachelier

Catherine Bachelier Smith

Citizens Auto Stage Company

Cynthia Bachelier

Gregory and Sandra Kory

Ivon B. Dominguez

Jerry Smith

John T. Knoblock

Louise B. Bachelier

Marie Anna Maxson

Santa Cruz County Family Guidance - Inc.

Arnulfo and Elvia Rodriguez

St. Andrews Episcopal Church

Arizona State Senator Andrea D Dalessandro

Linda J. Rushton

Coogan & Martin P C

Serving Santa Cruz County Elder Citizens Since 1972

Santa Cruz Council on Aging

To improve the quality of life for the elderly community and the Seniors we serve through transportation, nutrition, home delivered meals, and referral for social and health services in Santa Cruz County.

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To provide healthy nutritional meals, wellness and maintenance of optimal health through education, prevention, and knowledge of Seniors' rights.

Center Announcements & UpCOMING EVENTS

The center will be closed on the following dates; November 28th and 29th for Thanksgiving. December 25th, 26th, and 27th for Christmas break. January 1, 2025 for New Year's.

Our Sponsors

SCCOA Office Hours

Monday - Friday .

8:00am to 2:00pm

The Board of Directors meet every 2nd Wednesday of every other month at 1:30pm at the SCCOA Center with the exception of December. Please verify under "What We Do" for date and time.

Agenda and Minutes

Current and Past Docs

Board of directors

Our Commitment