• Empowering older adults in Central Texas to live healthy, safe, and fulfilling lives, fully integrated into the communities they helped build.

  • The Aging Services Council of Central Texas is a network of individuals and organizations working together to provide older adults and their caregivers the information and services needed to support themselves and family members, ensuring the opportunity to live healthy, safe, and meaningful lives in our communities.

  • The Aging Services Council is a strong, effective network of individuals and organizations who work together to ensure that older adults and their caregivers have the information and services they need to support themselves, family members, and friends as they age. The Aging Services Council is also committed to supporting diversity, equity and inclusion in both its member groups and the older adults and caregivers served.

  • The Aging Services Council of Central Texas was born from a collaborative effort in 2001 when key stakeholders—including United Way Capital Area, St. David's Foundation, Travis County Health and Human Services, Veterans Service, and the Community Action Network—conducted a landmark community assessment to understand the needs of older adults in Austin and Travis County. A community forum was held to address the findings of this comprehensive report, and in 2003, the Aging Services Council was officially formed to take action.

What We Do

The Aging Services Council of Central Texas connects organizations, professionals, caregivers, and community leaders to strengthen support for older adults across our region.

Through collaboration, education, advocacy, and shared resources, ASC works to build a more connected aging services network where older adults and caregivers can find the information, services, and support they need.

Our Work Focuses On

  • Connect

    We bring together organizations, agencies, businesses, caregivers, and advocates to build stronger partnerships across Central Texas.

  • Educate

    We share resources, host trainings, provide updates, and create learning opportunities that help professionals, caregivers, and community members better understand aging-related issues.

  • Advocate

    We elevate the needs of older adults and caregivers by supporting conversations, policy awareness, and community planning efforts that promote aging with dignity and independence.

  • Collaborate

    We work with members and partners on projects that address service gaps, improve access to resources, and support older adults in living healthy, safe, and meaningful lives.

  • Empower

    We help older adults, caregivers, and service providers access tools, information, and connections that support informed decisions and stronger community care