| Our mission | The CASS mission is to provide enhanced stability and safety for seniors who desire to remain independent by addressing their needs and providing accessible and relevant services. |
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Cincinnati Area Senior Services
| Ways to help COVID-19 Now |
Meals on Wheels Delivery
We’re organizing volunteers to help with our Meals on Wheels deliveries as well as grocery shopping and delivery for specific households with seniors. If you’d like to volunteer, we ask that you submit your name, contact information and the area of Greater Cincinnati where you’d like to serve, such as the neighborhood. Please send us… See full description
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Guardian for Senior CitizensBe a compassionate advocate for an elderly person living in a group or nursing home by serving as a court-appointed Guardian in our Guardianship Assistance Program (GAP). (Must be at least 21)Meals on Wheels Food and SuppliesCASS maintains a food pantry with food, paper products and personal care items to help seniors in need. CASS is looking for groups and/or companies to hold a food drive to help CASS fill the pantry shelves. |
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| How you help | With the help from our volunteers, CASS continues to be Greater Cincinnati’s leader in providing support services to seniors in the community. |
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| About us | Cincinnati Area Senior Services had its beginnings 50 years ago when Lucile Costello, a social worker, was convinced that with the right kind of help, the elderly could remain living in their own homes and active in their communities. Each year CASS serves approximately 5000 seniors with focus and commitment. |
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Cincinnati Area Senior Services (CASS)
Cincinnati Area Senior Services (CASS)
Cincinnati Area Senior Services employees sends a HUGE shout out and thanks to Kent Kochheiser and Beth Kochheiser for sending our employee’s lunch from LaRosa’s today. Our employees have been o...Cincinnati Area Senior Services employees sends a HUGE shout out and thanks to Kent Kochheiser and Beth Kochheiser for sending our employee’s lunch from LaRosa’s today. Our employees have been on the front lines during this pandemic delivering Meals on Wheels, providing transportation to the grocery stores and checking up on all of our seniors to make sure they are ok. Beth was the former Executive Director of CASS and has firsthand knowledge of what the staff are going through. Thank you Kent and Beth for making today brighter.
We are sending a heartfelt thank you to our friends at @lexingtonbrewingcompany for donating bottles of hand sanitizer to us for our employees. Thank you also to Brenda Shaner for arranging this with them. We appreciate you all so very much 💙
& thank you Colleen Hall for going to pick it up for us. #cassstrongteam
Thank you.
Our amazing employees. #cassstrong
Local volunteers help seniors who are afraid to leave home to get groceries
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According to agencies like the Council On Aging, there has been an increased call for meals because fewer seniors are venturing out.
Our volunteers are wonderful. Thank you for helping our seniors. We appreciate you.Today I got the opportunity to help deliver some much needed meals along with Alicia Reece For Hamilton County Commission. We helped deliver extra "emergency" 14 day food boxes with Cincinnati Area Senior Services (CASS). I was overwhelmed by the kindness of the people and workers we met today. It was a little emotional knowing some folks might only see us for the entire week until their next meals on wheels delivery.
If you can, sometime this week or next, reach out to the elderly in your community and check on them. A phone call a day goes a long way! We will all get through this. 🙏🙏🙏