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ASCOG Area Agency on Aging: To promote independence, quality of life and community involvement through advocacy, support and education.
Oklahoma SPLASH Line!
OK-SPLASH helps people 60 and older by providing brief legal services including legal information, advice and referral.
Call 1-855-488-6814
Call 1-855-488-6814
Resource Directory
We partner with Heartline 211 to publish available resources in our area. You can also call 1.800.211.2116 to obtain resource information by phone.
Blog Archive
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- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 31, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 30, 2012
- 2013: Sequestration and the Baby Boomer Generation
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 29, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 26, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 25, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 24, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 23, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 22, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 19, 2012
- Live, Laugh and Love: The Theme at the Cottonwood ...
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 18, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 17, 2012
- ASCOG Aging Advocate October 16, 2012
- Long-Term Care Residents Honored During Residents’...
- It's Flu Season
- Tipton Senior Center Still Under Construction
- Oklahoma Silver Haired Legislators Recommend Camer...
- Senior Center Cuts Well Thought Out: Letter to the...
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ASCOG AAA
We serve older adults in Caddo, Comanche, Cotton, Grady, Jefferson, McClain, Stephens and Tillman counties in Oklahoma.For more information contact our Senior Info Line at 1.800.211.2116.
The Area Agency on Aging makes no distinction on the grounds of race, color, sex, age, ancestry, national origin, religion, or disability. A portion of the project costs are met by state and federal Older Americans Act funds from the Area Agency on Aging and Oklahoma Department of Human Services Aging Services Division.
The Area Agency on Aging makes no distinction on the grounds of race, color, sex, age, ancestry, national origin, religion, or disability. A portion of the project costs are met by state and federal Older Americans Act funds from the Area Agency on Aging and Oklahoma Department of Human Services Aging Services Division.
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