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Grandparents, Kids & Caregivers: A Place Where Generations Meet
Some afternoons at LCCOA look like a family reunion—grandparents finishing lunch, a caregiver picking up information, a child visiting during an event. Those scenes capture the heart of Lincoln County. Caregiving can feel lonely, but in Troy Missouri there is a door where help waits on the other side. Questions about benefits, meals, or simply how to make it through a hard week are welcomed here. A Bridge Between Ages At your community center: Caregivers find understanding Ch
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Jul 31 min read


Yes! You Can Be 25 and Belong at LCCOA
One of our favorite moments is seeing the look on a young adult’s face when they realize LCCOA isn’t “just for seniors.” It’s for anyone in Lincoln County who wants connection, purpose, or simply a good place to be. Students volunteer on meal routes. Parents drop in for resources. Twenty‑somethings join activities alongside retirees, and friendships grow that surprise everyone—in the best way. Generations Make Us Stronger In Troy Missouri you’ll find: Teens helping serve lunc
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Jun 191 min read


Evidence-Based Education: What That Means in Real Life
“Evidence‑based” can sound like a fancy phrase, but at LCCOA it means something very practical: programs that have been proven to help real people live safer, healthier lives right here in Lincoln County. In our classrooms in Troy Missouri, neighbors learn skills they can use the same day—how to prevent falls, manage chronic conditions, cook for better health, or care for a loved one at home. Knowledge You Can Use Education at your community center is always: Easy to understa
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Jun 51 min read


Faith, Purpose & Community: Caring for the Whole Person
Life has seasons, and every season asks a new question: Do I still matter? At LCCOA we see the answer every day—yes, you do. Purpose often shows up in ordinary places: setting out chairs before lunch, listening to a neighbor’s story, or delivering a meal to a familiar doorstep. Across Troy and the wider Lincoln County, people discover that giving and receiving are two sides of the same blessing. A volunteer finds renewed meaning; a guest finds encouragement; both go home a l
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May 221 min read
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