The Title III Nutrition Meals Program is a wonderful resource for individuals aged 60 and older, including younger spouses, those with disabilities, and volunteers. It provides a nurturing environment where nutritious meals are shared, friendships blossom, and a sense of community thrives.

Since 1973, CASE has been proud to be a provider of this vital program in Mercer County. Each year, we deliver around 90,000 hot, delicious meals prepared with care by our dedicated staff at the Senior Center in Mercer County.

This program is not just about meals; it's about fostering connection and well-being. It's a place where older adults can come together, share stories, and enjoy a warm, inviting atmosphere.

The Title III Nutrition Meals Program is made possible through the generous support of the CASEWV Bureau of Senior Services and the Appalachian Area Agency on Aging, along with kind donations from those who believe in our mission.

CASEWV Commission on Aging provides essential transportation services for senior citizens within Mercer County to help them overcome mobility challenges and maintain independence. Operating Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM (excluding federal holidays), they use a wheelchair-accessible bus for daily routes, picking up seniors at home and taking them to the Senior Center at 600 Trent Street in Princeton, as well as offering transport for medically necessary appointments within the county with at least 24 hours notice. While these in-county trips are free of charge, donations are gratefully accepted, and individuals seeking more information can contact Jimmy Richardson, the Transportation Coordinator, or click the link below to request transportation.


Medical Appointments:

Transportation to doctor's offices, clinics, dialysis treatments, and other medical facilities.

Shopping and Errands:

Transportation for grocery shopping and banking.

Social and Recreational Activities:

Transportation to recreational and social events.

Trips to locations like shopping malls, and other social activities.

General Transportation:

General public transportation options that are also accessible to seniors.

Services often utilize ADA-compliant vehicles to accommodate individuals with mobility challenges.

CASEWV offers various supportive programs for West Virginia seniors and their caregivers. FAIR provides in-home respite care for individuals with Alzheimer's or dementia, offering caregivers a much-needed break. Lighthouse, funded by the state, assists those 60 and older who meet medical and financial criteria with personal care, mobility, nutrition, and light housekeeping tasks for up to 60 hours per month. You can learn more about in-home care with the brochures below. Click the link below to apply for services.