About Us

The Raleigh County Commission on Aging, Inc.(RCCOA) is a community based non-profit organization dedicated to serving the Senior Citizens of Raleigh county and their families.

Started in 1977 through the joint efforts of the West Virginia Commission on Aging, the Appalachian Area Agency on Aging and concerned citizens, the RCCOA has developed into a strong human services agency. Our programs extend beyond our nutritional program at our senior center location. We also serve Raleigh, Fayetee, and Mercer County seniors by offering case management, in-home care services; and family support services.

Connecting on a personal level is an important part of sharing ideas. This connection has provided us with the opportunity to grow.

Our Mission:

For too many people, growing older means giving up the self-sufficient lifestyle they've always enjoyed. At the Raleigh County Commission on Aging we're working to change that, we're helping people remain healthier, more active, and more independent than ever before.

Our Board of Directors

Our committment to the seniors of Raleigh County is unprecedented. We are available to hear your thoughts at any time.

Tammy Trent, President

Jack Roop, Vice President

James Matthews, Secretary/Treasurer

Drema Bias-Evans
Bill Brown
Bobby Elam

Kay Eppling

Elizabeth Mills (Honorary)

Danny Moore

Robert Sayre
Faye Tyree
Robert Young
Sam Elmore

Funded by the West Virginia Bureau of Senior Services, Appalachian Area Agency on Aging. Support is also provided by the United Way of Southern West Virginia.