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Advisory Council

The SCKAAA Advisory Council is composed of representatives from each county with the responsibility of advising the Area Agency on Aging (SCKAAA) on all matters relating to the development of the Agency's Area Plan, the administration of the plan and operations conducted under the plan.
 
The council meets two times each year.  Also, the Advisory Council members continually attend various county council on aging meetings to secure first hand the needs of the elderly in their respective communities.
Chautauqua County
Lavina Blendon, Cedar Vale
Cowley County
Mary Woods, Winfield
Lloyd Clarkson , Winfield
Elk County
Norma Barkus, Howard
Donna Crump, Moline
Greenwood County
Phil Johnston, Eureka
Harper County
Pauline Roth, Anthony
Kingman County
Judy Albright, Kingman
Eileen Hawkins, Kingman
Mcpherson County
Arnie Neufeld, McPherson
Sam Seymore, McPherson
Reno County
Kathie Moore, Hutchinson
Rice County
Robert Cruth, Sterling
Sue Elliott, Lyons
Sumner County
Jesse Addis, Conway Springs
Janet Donley, Wellington
 
~ Serving 10 counties ~
Chautauqua · Cowley · Elk · Greenwood · Harper · Kingman · McPherson · Reno · Rice · Sumner
South Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging (SCKAAA)
304 S. Summit _ P.O. Box 1122, Arkansas City, KS 67005
Bus: 620-442-0268 · Fax: 1-620-442-0296
E-mail: info@sckaaa.org
 
Older Kansan's Hotline: 1-800-362-0264
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