Members
Join a dynamic group of…
consumer, provider, and advocacy programs/organizations that represent North Carolina’s aging population and gives voice to issues that affect older adults. The Coalition facilitates networking and information exchange
among members and provides the structure and leadership for collective advocacy, education, and public policy work. With approximately 75 organizational members – ranging from statewide associations to smaller community service oriented programs – Coalition on Aging members represent a broad array of aging interests united around the common mission of improving the well-being of North Carolina’s older adults. In addition, the Coalition has a membership category for individual supporters. Click here for a full list of Our Member Agencies / Organizations / Groups
Benefits of Membership
Opportunity to share and network with colleagues from around the state.
Receive in-person updates on aging issues, and hear presentations on hot topics at regular membership meetings.
Have a collective voice in advocating for and raising awareness about issues impacting older North Carolinians.
Be included in the selection of annual legislative priority issues.
Receive monthly updates, including legislative updates, on issues related to aging.
Receive action alerts with talking points when contact is needed with your legislator, member of Congress, or other policy makers.
Get discounts on registration for the Coalition’s annual meeting.
Supporting The Aging Population in North Carolina
Below is a list of the agencies/organization/groups who are members of the Coalition. Where possible, we have supplied links to the website of each agency/ organization/group.
- AARP-NC
- Access Dental Care
- Adult Life Programs, Inc.
- Alzheimer’s Association Eastern and Western NC Chapters
- Association for Home & Hospice Care of NC, Inc.
- Autumn’s Way Care Home
- A Helping Hand
- Brunswick Senior Resources
- Cape Fear Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging
- Carol Woods Retirement Community
- Center for Responsible Lending
- Charles House Association
- Chowan County Department of Social Services
- Clarity Legal Group
- Community and Senior Services of Johnston County, Inc.
- Dementia Alliance of North Carolina
- Equality NC
- Everybody Needs a Nurse
- Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina
- Friends of Residents in Long Term Care
- Greene County Department of Social Services
- Institute for Family Caregiving, Inc.
- LeadingAge North Carolina
- Meals on Wheels Association of North Carolina
- Mecklenburg County Department of Social Services
- Mid-Carolina Area Agency on Aging
- Music Makers Relief Foundation
- NAMI North Carolina
- National Association of Social Workers – NC Chapter
- National Domestic Workers Alliance
- Navigate NC
- NC Adult Day Services Association
- NC Adult Foster Care Association
- NC Alliance for Health
- NC Alliance for Retired Americans
- NC Assisted Living Association
- NC Association of Area Agencies on Aging
- NC Association of County Directors of Social Services
- NC Association on Aging
- NC Baptist Aging Ministry
- NCBA Elder and Special Needs Law Section
- NC Continuing Care Residents Association
- NC Department of Insurance Seniors’ Health Insurance Information Program
- NC Division of Services for Deaf & Hard of Hearing
- NC Guardianship Association
- NC Health Care Facilities Association
- NC Housing Coalition
- NC Housing Finance Agency
- NC Justice Center
- NC PACE Association
- NC Partnership to Address Adult Abuse
- NC Public Transportation Association
- NC Retired Governmental Employees’ Association
- NC Retired School Personnel
- NC Senior Games, Inc.
- NC Senior Living Association
- NC Serious Illness Coalition
- Nurse Care of NC/LifeLinks
- PHI International
- Poyner Spruill
- Resources for Seniors, Inc.
- Randolph Cloud and Associates
- SAGE Central North Carolina, LGBT Center of Raleigh
- Senior PharmAssist
- Southern Gerontological Society
- State Employees Association of North Carolina (SEANC)
- The Carolinas Center
- The Center for Volunteer Caregiving
- Thriving4Life, Inc.
- Transitions LifeCare
- Triangle J Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging
- UNC Center for Aging and Health
- United Healthcare
- United Way of NC/NC 2-1-1
- Wake County Human Services – Senior and Adult Services
How To Join…
Any individual who supports the work of the NC Coalition on Aging or any agency, organization, or group that addresses issues related to aging is eligible to apply for NCCOA membership.
Annual dues for a calendar year are:
- $25 for individuals, or
- $200 for agencies/organizations.
A hardship provision is available if unable to pay the full membership dues.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Coalition, here are the following steps: 1. Complete the membership form online, or download it (below) and mail it. 2. Pay membership dues by sending a check (and your completed membership form) into NCCOA – PO Box 12762 – Raleigh, NC 27605-2762 or pay using PayPal (Click here). **NOTE: For those who wish to Print and Mail the membership form, but wish to pay by credit card on-line you can do so by Clicking Here
