With deepest sympathy to Maureen Kelly, Secretary & Legislative Chair, Lawrenceville It is with heavy hearts that we extend our deepest...

It is with deep respect and admiration that we remember the extraordinary life and legacy of Kay Hind, a trailblazing advocate for older Georgians who passed away earlier this month. Kay Hind’s impact on aging services in Georgia was—and continues to be—profound.

A record 11.2 million Americans ages 65 and older are in the workforce, as employment becomes a key factor for seniors when deciding...

The Georgia Council on Aging (GCOA) is accepting legislative issue submissions from CO-AGE voting members from April 14 through May 10,...

Every year, the Georgia Council on Aging (GCOA) invites community leaders, organizations, and advocates across the state to participate...

Each year, the Coalition of Advocates for Georgia’s Elderly (CO-AGE)  brings together advocates, policymakers, and community leaders for...

In a recent episode of "The GERO-Juice," Debra Stokes discussed advocacy for seniors.

In a recent episode of the "Weekend Wellness" podcast, Ms. Debra Stokes from the Georgia Council on Aging (GCOA) shared valuable insights in

GCOA and CO-AGE are proud to support a series of legislative bills aimed at enhancing protections, resources, and rights for older Georgians

We had an inspiring day at the Capitol, hosting Senior Day to honor the wisdom, resilience, and invaluable contributions of older adults.

Joseph “Joe” Gavalis a lover of people and a law enforcer was a staunch supporter of Georgia’s older adult population.

President Carter served as President of the United States, Governor and State Senator for Georgia, awardee of the Nobel Peace Prize.

The 2025 Georgia General Assembly convened on January 13, 2025, and we are prepared to let our voices be heard.

GCOA, CO-AGE, and our partners worked hard this legislative session.

Mildred Schmelz of Lithonia, GA, has been named as the 2024 Distinguished Older Georgian by the Georgia Council on Aging.

GCOA highlight the 2024 CO-AGE Meeting

On Thursday, February 15th, over 350 attendees turned the Capitol green on Senior Day! Countless legislators showed to support the event.