A Caring Alternative, LLC (ACA) is a well-established comprehensive care agency providing behavioral health and substance use disorder services to adults, adolescents, and children in Western North Carolina.
Buncombe
Harvest House Community Center (Asheville)
Offers activities for older adults (current offerings here), as well as access to: Woodworking Shop, Clay Studio, Weaving Studio, Billiards, Horseshoe Pit and Shuffleboard Court. 205 Kenilworth Road, Asheville Phone: 828-350-2051
Senior Opportunity Community Center (Asheville)
Offers access to: Educational Experience, Billiards, Open Recreational Area, Picnic Tables and Benches. Click here for current activity listing. 36 Grove Street, Asheville, NC. Phone: 828-350-2062
Meals on Wheels of Asheville & Buncombe County
For over 45 years, Meals on Wheels of Asheville Buncombe County has delivered meals to homebound older adults in their community every week. For more information about how to receive meals or to volunteer, visit their website.
Lakeview Center for Active Aging (Black Mountain)
Lakeview Center for Active Aging has had the distinction of being a NC Senior Center of Excellence since 2007. Overlooking beautiful Lake Tomahawk in the heart of Black Mountain and the Swannanoa Valley, the center is surrounded by a .55 mile walking path, tennis courts, fishing hot spots, playground, gazebo, picnic pavilion, and an outdoor […]
Land of Sky Area Agency on Aging
The Land of Sky Area Agency on Aging promotes the highest level of well being of older adults and their families by partnering with organizations to provide a comprehensive system of opportunities, services, and protective services. The AAA is a leader and catalyst in helping older adults in their four county region lead more independent, […]
The Steady Collective
Steady began in November 2015 as an “any positive change” support group. Steady founder, Conner Adams, facilitated those group meetings and with the help of friends delivered naloxone and needles throughout Western NC to folks who use drugs and their friends and family. In the spring of 2016, Conner gathered a group of people together […]