Johnson County Kansas

Nutrition Services provides hot noon meals at Neighborhood Centers and volunteer-delivered hot lunches to homebound older adults.

The Area Agency on Aging provides nutritious meals at Neighborhood Centers that offer a variety of activities and educational programs for older individuals in the community.

The Area Agency on Aging provides home-delivered meals (Meals on Wheels) to homebound residents, ages 60 and older, and their spouses.

Older adults age 60 and older who are residents of Johnson County receive legal consultation and assistance with access to government benefits, powers of attorney, living wills, landlord tenant issues, etc.

The Johnson County Area Agency on Aging offers a single point of entry for services for older adults. Information specialists are your starting point for locating resources such as in-home services, congregate and home-delivered meals, transportation, legal assistance, insurance, housing and more.

In-home services provide support for older adults who need services to maintain independent living.

Johnson County Human Services operates three food pantries in Gardner, Lenexa and Mission.

Disability Supports advocates for full access to all aspects of Johnson County life for homebound individuals with a physical disability, aged 18-59.

Join the heart of Aging & Human Services by becoming a volunteer. AHS offers six different programs where volunteers can make a difference in the lives of vulnerable residents.

The Commission on Aging and Kansas Silver-Haired Legislature provide information, guidance and support to the Johnson County Area Agency on Aging.