Pullman Community Council on Aging

A homegrown nonprofit with a legacy of caring

A legacy of caring for Pullman seniors

Pullman Community Council on Aging is truly a home-grown nonprofit.  Created by town leaders in 1973, has been working to support Pullman seniors, improve the quality of their lives, and bring together senior-focused community members and partner organizations into a collaborative alliance ever since.

Through generous community support, both financial and in the form of volunteers, Pullman has demonstrated a commitment to being a senior-friendly town.

As part of our mission to identify needs, develop solutions, and connect resources, Council members and community partners meet monthly. All are welcome!

Meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of the month from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The meeting location is usually Pullman Senior Center, located in the new Pullman City Hall, 190 SE Crestview Drive.  Look for signs directing you to the Parks & Recreation part of the building.  Joining through Zoom is also an option, please contact us for a Zoom link.

2022 Board of Directors

Chair               Francis Benjamin

Vice-Chair    Jarrod Johnson, Washington Trust Bank

Secretary      Darcy Linderman, Sid’s Pharmacy

Treasurer      Laurie Brown, Bishop Place

Meredyth Whiteman, Rural Resources

Barbara Poulson, CenterWell Home Health

Staff

Executive Director        (509) 339-4000

Program Coordinator        (509) 332-9627

Pullman Community Council on Aging services are provided to clients without discrimination on the basis of physical or mental disability, race, ethnicity, color, religion, political beliefs, gender, gender identity (or expression), age (other than elibigility), national origin, citizenship, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital or familial status, income, veteran status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law.

Thank You to our Community Partners!

Avalon Care Center Bishop Place Senior Living
CenterWell Home Health Center for Civic Engagement (CCE)
Circles of Caring Adult Day Services Community Action Center (CAC)
Council on Aging & Human Services (CoA&HS) DAWN (Dementia & Alzheimer’s Wellbeing Network)
Disability Action Center NW Family Resource Home Center
Friends of Hospice Gentiva
Gerontology Program, WSU Granger Cobb Institute for Senior Living
Hill-Ray Plaza Palouse Dementia Care
Palouse Habitat for Humanity Palouse River Counseling
Pullman Senior Center Regency Retirement & Assisted Living
Robville Homes Rural Resources Community Living Connections
Sid’s Pharmacy & Long Term Pharmacy Washington Trust Bank
Whitman County Public Health WSU Neuropsychology & Aging Lab
WSU Gerontology Program All of our group & individual volunteers!

Community Announcements

PCCoA is Hiring!

Senior Chore Service, a volunteer chore network for seniors who need an extra hand, is one of Pullman Community Council on Aging’s essential programs to assist Pullman seniors to remain in their homes. Community and university volunteers and groups provide service...
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Senior Science Cafe April 21st

Palouse Discovery Science Center hosts a Senior Science Cafe at 10:00 AM on April 21st, free for those 60+. This month’s topic is Astronomy!

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Medicare 101 Workshop March 16th

SHIBA and the University of Idaho Extension present a free, online training “Medicare 101” for people nearing 65 or their families.

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Community Grief Support Group Spring 2023 Series

Friends of Hospice announces a spring 2023 series of Community Grief Support groups to gather in Colfax, WA, Tuesday evenings April-May.

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Current Research Opportunities for Pullman Seniors

WSU Neuropsychology & Aging Lab has opportunities for Pullman seniors to participate in research and gain free access to cognitive testing!

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