Call now to get your shelf stable/emergency meals delivered to your door today!
For ALL individuals that are 60+ years in Brown County.
Call NEKAAA at 785-742-7152 or 800-883-2549 to register for meals and schedule your delivery.
Do you like free fresh fruits and vegetables? Farmers Market Voucher booklets are still available. The booklet value is $35 and will have 7 vouchers that are $5 each. Vouchers can be used all across the state of Kansas at any eligible Farmers Market. To receive a booklet you must be age 60+ years and meet income guidelines. Call Northeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging at (785) 742-7152 to set up your appointment today!
Hiawatha, KS July 13, 2020-Northeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging receives funding from Meals on Wheels America to support NEKAAA Meals program.
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The Northeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging was awarded funding as part of the Kansas Department of Transportation’s new Access, Innovation, and Collaboration Program.
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Representatives from Northeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging joined advocates from across the state for Older Kansans Day at the Capitol on February 11, 2020.
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On Monday, August 5, 2019, representatives from the Northeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging attended a town hall meeting hosted by 2nd District U.S. Congressman Steve Watkins.
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In June, the Northeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging partnered with Westar Energy and The Salvation Army to distribute free fans to those in need.
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The local office of the Northeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging participating in Older Kansans Day at the Topeka State Capitol on Wednesday, March 27.
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