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CAAR Senior Services Directory
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Center for Active Aging and Retirement
Foundation Ctr. 2431 Hwy 501 E. Coastal Carolina University, P. O. Box 261954
Conway, SC 29528
Phone: 843-349-4116
Fax: 843-349-4122
Website: http://www.coastal.edu/caar/
Contact:
Rocco Cartisano, Research Associate, Lifespan Studies
rockdot@coasta.edu
Organizational mission or general goals:
CCU's Center for Active Aging and Retirement (CAAR) is committed to the advancement and coordination of a myriad of interactions between the university and the Grand Strand's older adult and retiree population. Specifically, we strive to improve CCU's teaching, scholarship, and service to older adults, both now and in the future.
Primary services provided:
The CAAR, in cooperation with Horry Georgetown Technical College, created, constructed, and we update this online Senior Services Directory to keep all information current. We conduct research studies, and publish the "Prime Times" newsletter for readers throughout South Carolina. We also produce position papers and serve as a clearinghouse for information and policy issues affecting older adults and retirees.
Primary clientele served:
Older adults and retirees aged 55 and above.
Employees and/or volunteers:
Rocco Cartisano, e-mail rockdot@coastal.edu Phone 843-349-4116, Fax 843-349-4122. e-mail can also be sent to caar@coastl.edu
Staff members eligible for professional credentialing and credentialed staff members employed:
Rocco Cartisano has many years of executive experience in business, industry and as a private consultant.
Clients/patients/participants served each year:
We serve thousands of Grand Strand older adults and retirees through our newsletter mailing list and online Senior Services Directory.
Organization accredited or certified by an outside agency or association:
Not applicable.
Special services or pricing for senior citizens:
Our services - including the newsletter and online Senior Services Directory (www.coastal.edu/caar/srservices - are free, since they are part of our Center's mission.
Comments:
Since its founding in the fall of 2003, the CAAR is still in the process of formulating all aspects of its mission, and encourages contacts from older adults, retirees, and others including caregivers, and other organizations that serve these people, to find ways the Center may be of service in improving the quality of life for all Grand Strand older adults, seniors, retirees and others and especially with programs for active lifestyles |
