A continuum of care for older adults and support for family members.
The Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging serves families in Douglas, Sarpy, Dodge, Cass and Washington counties. ENOA’s role is to ensure that older adults have access to a continuum of services that help them to remain active, independent and in their own homes for as long as possible. ENOA serves as a gateway to aging services that already exist in the community and also operates its own programs that fill previously unmet needs in the five-county area.
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Our programs are designed to further our mission and provide much needed services for our constituents.
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Our Mission: To help older Nebraskans live independently and remain for as long as possible in their own homes.
News & Events
Marty Smith, executive director of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Omaha since 2018.
Nick Schinker’s profile of Smith begins on page 8.
The Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging is looking for men and women age 21 and older to join its Long-term Care Ombudsman Program.
Men and women age 55 and older who want to earn a tax-free stipend while making an impact in their community are encouraged to join SCP & FGP.
3G wireless networks are scheduled to shut down next year, which will prevent older cell phones that utilize these networks from making or receiving calls or using data services. In addition to cell phones, other connected devices such as certain medical devices, alert systems, and security systems that use 3G network services will be impacted.
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