W4SENIORS
ACL: state and territory aging-services network
Alabama
Find the state-level aging agency responsible for Older Americans Act planning and senior-service coordination.
The Administration for Community Living identifies 56 State Units on Aging across the 50 states, District of Columbia and five U.S. territories. These agencies plan and administer aging programs and coordinate with regional and local service networks. Use this as a state-level starting point, then confirm the local provider serving your community.
Who qualifies
Older adults, families, caregivers and people seeking the official state aging-services route. Individual programs set their own age, income, functional and geographic eligibility rules.
How to access it
Open the ACL State Units on Aging page. Follow its Eldercare Locator route or the appropriate state aging system, then ask for the Area Agency on Aging or local provider serving your county or community.
Cost or fee
No charge to use the official directory. Program costs and suggested contributions vary.