Randolph County
Senior Adults Association
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All information provided in this web site is believed to be accurate and reliable, however, RCSAA assumes no responsibility for the use of this information.
Copyright 2010 l Julie Owens, Web Site Administrator
A United Way Agency
About Us
Randolph County Senior Adults is a private, non-profit organization, serving Randolph County since 1975. It is an organization of individuals who are interested in improving the quality of life for Randolph County residents who are 60 years of age and older and in serving as advocates in their behalf.
RCSAA has four senior centers located in Asheboro, Archdale, Liberty, and Randleman. These centers provide over 28,600 congregate meals for nearly 350 seniors in Randolph County and served close to 68,750 home-delivered meals to over 400 home-bound seniors. The four centers combined average 5,332 activities each year. This includes parties, line-dancing, bingo, quilting, baseball tickets, senior games, crafts, and exercise classes.
RCATS (Regional Coordinated Area Transportation System) in both Randolph and Montgomery Counties. In Randolph County, RCATS provides transportation for over 17,600 trips for seniors and the general public. Nearly 1,300 disabled and elderly riders contribute to an average of 40,628 additional trips in the county.
Montgomery County's RCATS serves over 630 clients with nearly 19,250 trips.
RCSAA is governed by a 13-member volunteer Board of Directors. In addition, each center and major program has a volunteer Advisory Committee to oversee its operations.
Board of Directors
Current Board Members
Mark Key, President
W. McDuffy Johnson, Vice President
James Finison, Treasurer
Marion McIntosh, Secretary
Ronald Bowden
Brenda Elliott
Ann Hoover
Arthur "Bud" Oates
Milton Piedra
Martha Sheriff
Venetia Smith
Bob Wilhoit
Ann Yates
Ex-officio Members
Betty Hunt
Pike Johnson
Pike JohnsonElizabeth Mitchell Bobby Smith
Bobby SmithThe Information & Assistance Department provides information about services, programs or assistance available to seniors age 60 and over. Last year, over 3,000 clients received assistance through I&A. Programs administered through the department include SHIIP, prescription assistance, caregiver support, heat relief, and incontinence supplies.
The agency also maintains Our Place Adult Day Center in Asheboro which provides daily activities and meals for clients suffering from the early stages of dementia and Alzhimer's disease.
For a full list of RCSAA's activities please visit the Programs page..
