The Advisory Council, led by Lee Stewart, is a core committee composed of distinguished individuals who work with and deeply care about older adults and their families.  The Council meets quarterly to develop a strategic plan for the community with the authority to inform and guide decision-makers in government, provider agencies and families on how to value the assets of older adults and best meet their needs.  Membership for this committee is by invitation.      View Advisory Council Page

Led by Dr. James Powers, this committee monitors federal, state and local regulations and initiatives, and communicates the concerns of COA to appropriate governmental agencies and elected officials.  View Advocacy Page 

 

Studies issues of interest to seniors and their families, particularly gaps or lack of services, and collaborates with others to provide the needed information or services. View Community Assessment Page

 

 

A program designed for active, older adults (age 55+) who are interested in getting to know the city better and learning about opportunities to make a difference in the community through tours, lectures, discussions, demonstrations and first-hand experiences.  View Discover Nashville Page

 

 

 

 

Formed in 2009, this committee takes a look at the issues older adults face as they near the end of their lives and seeks ways to help families, physicians, and other care providers more aware of how to make this life transition peaceful for everyone.   

 

 

An annual luncheon and awards presentation which honors Middle TN older adults who have made a lasting commitment to improving life in their communities. View Sage Awards Page

 

Annually arranges low-cost trips for 2,100 seniors on the General Jackson Show Boat in celebration of Older Americans Month each May.  View Senior Days on the General Jackson Page