AUSTIN — AGE of Central Texas has opened a brand-new facility in hopes to focus on its Thrive Social & Wellness Center. “AGE of Central Texas is a nonprofit that supports older adults and family caregivers as they navigate the realities and opportunities of aging and caregiving,” explained Chief Exe...

HAYS COUNTY — Through its Donation Drive for Dignity, AGE of Central Texas collected more than 12,000 incontinence products for low-income older adults, as well as $17,500 in monetary donations. The Donation Drive for Dignity — which was held April 15 through May 15 — is a compassionate initiative d...

BUDA — The city of Buda has been working to make the community more age-friendly for its older population. In 2015, the Buda City Council appointed the Task Force on Aging (TFOA) in recognition of the growing population of older adults in the community. During that time, the task force was charged w...

HAYS COUNTY — Home-grown and regional nonprofit, AGE of Central Texas, will be opening its third facility this summer. A dream that has been brewing for more than half a decade, the nonprofit secured a $1,500,000 investment from the Mabee Foundation that will aid in the final construction of the fac...

South Austin facility set to open this summer HAYS COUNTY — For years, local nonprofit AGE of Central Texas has worked to erase the stigma that aging is a negative, uncomfortable part of life. AGE was founded in 1986 to be a “one-stop shop” for older adult services and resources. Now, the organizati...

By Megan Wehring   BUDA – The Task Force on Aging (TFOA) in Buda named Jeff Kaufmann as chairman, Rob Faubion and Rona Walton as secretary. The officer terms run until May 2023.   Other TFOA members include Linda Burton, John Byous, Norma Williams and new member Shar-Day Edmond. The TFOA was establi...

AGE of Central Texas broke ground on its new facility in South Austin on June 7. Located at 9400 Alice Mae, the facility is slated to be completed in the summer of 2023. It will provide programming and support for older adults and family caregivers, including a state-of-the-art, nonresidential adult...

Staff Report AGE of Central Texas, a regional nonprofit, will break ground on a new facility in South Austin on Tuesday, June 7.   To be completed in the summer of 2023, the new center will provide programming and support for older adults and family caregivers, including a state-of-the-art, non-resi...