The Idaho Commission on Aging (ICOA) was created in 1968 and receives funding from both the Federal and State governments. Services are prioritized to help those most at-risk, based on various factors.
The ICOA assists older adults and people with disabilities to remain independent, avoid institutionalization and age in place in their own homes and communities of choice.
Mission: Transform the aging experience by leading planning, policies, partnerships, and programs, that honor choices and increase well-being for Idahoans as we age.
Vision: Idahoans make informed choices to age well and live well.
Values
- Service – responsive, empathetic, targeted
- Sustainability – efficient, adaptable, preventive
- Excellence – problem solving, innovative, resourceful
- Advocacy – courage, optimism, collaboration
- Integrity – trustworthy, accountable, transparent
Strategic Pillars
Keep Learning: Idahoans are empowered with the confidence and tools to thrive through the journey of aging.
Stay Healthy: Idahoans are inspired to choose lifestyles that promote health and wellbeing.
Stay Connected: Idahoans are connected to the people, programs, and services they need to facilitate the highest quality of life.
Stay Home: Idahoans are supported to live independent and healthy lives in the communities of their choice.
Stay Safe: Idahoans promote resiliency, self-determination, and dignity for older and vulnerable adults.
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