The Town of Farmington recognizes the value of its senior citizens and the importance of a Senior Center to the community. Seniors come together for programs and activities that reflect their interests, experiences, skills and enjoy new friendships that enrich their lives. The Center strives to meet the diverse needs of seniors and families by providing information, services and support to encourage independence and uphold the dignity of older residents.

For help with specific needs you can use the links below:

Farmington Community Services:

Town Assistance and Resources (for help with individual cases and questions)

Farmington Community Services offers a variety of programs and services to caregivers.  We also have skilled social workers and support staff available to answer questions and work directly with caregivers to find resources that best fit their individual situation.  

Other Resources:

Department of Rehabilitation Services - State Unit on Aging

The Department of Rehabilitation Services provides many programs and services to maximize opportunities for the independence and well-being of people with disabilities and older adults in Connecticut.

North Central Area Agency on Aging

North Central Area Agency on Aging, Inc’s. (NCAAA) mission is to provide aging resources to help enhance the quality of life for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and their caregivers in North Central Connecticut by ensuring that they have access to quality and cost-effective services. For 40 years and counting, NCAAA has provided financial assistance to agencies serving older residents of North Central Connecticut as well as respite care services, long term care services, and aging resources directly to consumers.

NCAAA provides aging resources to 20,000 – 35,000 clients annually, and we are recognized as an agency that delivers strong programs with limited resources and that effectively partners with others in the Aging Network.

A Family’s Guide to Hiring the Right Senior Caregiver

Finding and managing in-home assistance can be a time-consuming and stressful venture for aging adults and their families. Many elders requiring long-term care rely on family members to help them, but approximately one-third of seniors get help from paid caregivers. With so many different options and places to look for the perfect caregiver, it may take some time, research, and effort to find someone reliable and trustworthy with the right skills to tend to your needs and situation. At the same time, it's also crucial to find someone that your loved one can feel comfortable with.

If you are just starting your search for the right senior caregiver, you may be wondering things like, "Where do I begin?", "Can I afford it?", or "How can my loved ones and I trust a stranger in the house?" This extensive guide will guide you through the process of hiring help at home, along with steps to consider when searching for quality home care to help you get rolling!

For more information, please see the following: