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Mayor's Commission on Aging

Empowering and supporting Philadelphia's seniors.

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Mayor’s Commission on Aging

What we do

The Mayor’s Commission on Aging provides seniors with programs and information to enhance their quality of life. We offer a range of services for older Philadelphians, including:

  • Health and wellness programs.
  • Access to food and meal delivery.
  • Access to city-wide benefits.
  • Employment and financial services.
  • Connections with senior centers.
  • Support for housing security (foreclosure prevention).
  • General advocacy and support.

The commission collaborates with a network of partners to ensure that seniors are well-equipped to thrive. We are part of the Office of the Mayor, under the Health and Human Services cabinet.

Connect

Address
1401 John F. Kennedy Blvd.
16th floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Email MCOAInfo@phila.gov
Phone
Phone: (215) 686-8450

Request services for an older adult

The Mayor’s Commission on Aging will help older adults 60 or over get connected with local resources, services, and programs.

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Resources

Get free food and meals
Find out where to get food, nutrition services, and public benefits.
Find free or low-cost medical care
Look for health care providers for prevention, wellness, and treatment for common illnesses.
Apply for a SEPTA senior fare card
Learn how to get a senior fare card and travel for free on all SEPTA transit routes.

Programs

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Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)

Helping eligible seniors gain job skills and experience through part-time community service.

Foster Grandparents

Supporting pre-K and elementary school students through volunteer service in classrooms across Philadelphia.
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BenePhilly

Offering free, one-on-one support to apply for public benefits.
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Financial Empowerment Centers

Giving free, one-on-one financial advice.
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Senior Housing Assistance Repair Program (SHARP)

Making minor repairs and modifications for homeowners age 60 and older.

PEACE Program

Securing housing for older adults with histories of homelessness and complex physical or behavioral health needs.

Are you an aging-services professional?

Sign up for the Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA) news bulletin to get information on caregiver support, job openings, and more.

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