Department of Human Services Office for the Aging

Nassau County Office for the Aging Lifetime Arts Survey

Lifetime Arts connects the people, funding, ideas and strategies necessary to increase the number and quality of arts education programs for older adults. Through a variety of services and initiatives, we provide practical support and resources to individuals and organizations that serve older adults or should serve them.  Lifetime Arts provides technical assistance, professional development, training and information services to support the design, funding and implementation of creative aging programs nationwide.

Creative aging workshops are anti-ageist, non-discriminatory, and succeed in enriching the lives of older adults because they are designed by professional teaching artists, include intentional social engagement and focus on building art-making skills over time. Please complete the survey below to help Nassau County Office for the Aging gain a better idea of what programming seniors in the community would be interested in participating in then please click the following link:https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZL9WWD3

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About Office for the Aging

 THE NASSAU COUNTY OFFICE FOR THE AGING is responsible for advising the County Executive and government officials on the problems and needs of the county’s 300,000 residents age 60 and over. Being the first county government in the nation to establish a county agency dedicated to providing programs and services for the over 60 population, Nassau County’s Office for the Aging empowers older persons to live more independently community wide.  


Responsibilities of the Office

  • Developing county-wide plans to provide services that assist older persons to remain independent for as long as possible.
  • Providing services that assist older persons to remain independent for as long as possible.
  • Supporting and recommending positive legislation for the elderly at state and federal levels by giving testimony at legislative and public hearings.
  • Providing information on legislative issues affecting older persons.
  • Serving as a funding agency for programs offered by other voluntary and government agencies.
  • Providing more than 70 programs for the elderly, such as health and counseling, county-wide. 
  • Being an office of advocates for the elderly, operating on a five-days-a-week basis, as a multi-purpose senior center. 
  • Maintaining a number of additional senior centers.
  • Maintaining a number of additional adult day service centers.
  • Maintaining a number of additional senior lunch programs.