As an Area Agency on Aging, the Hawaiʻi County Office of Aging (HCOA) is responsible for assessing the needs of the county’s older adult population, determine the kinds and amounts of services required to meet those needs, monitor the provision of services, and evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of the various programs. In addition, HCOA participates in the development of the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) dedicated to the concept of a “one-stop shop/no wrong door ” for seniors and people with disabilities. Some of the programs at the East Hawaiʻi site include Adult Protective Services, Aloha Independent Living, Coordinated Services for the Elderly, and the Hawaiʻi County Nutrition Program. West Hawaiʻi’s Office of Aging also has an ADRC component which is housed in West Hawaiʻi Civic Center with other important senior services, like Coordinated Services for the Elderly. We look forward to hearing from you with your thoughts and suggestions as we strive to provide and promote high-quality services for seniors and people with disabilities.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Office of Aging is pleased to offer contactless services.  All of our services are available by mail and telephone.

Please call us to access services by phone:

Information on Available Services & Supports - (808) 961-8626.

Disability Parking Placards - (808) 961-8005