WHO WE ARE:
The Putnam County Council on Aging, Inc. offers a wide array of services to support senior citizens age 60 and better. Our services include: Aging in Place Home Assessments, Chore Services, Educational Workshops and Special Events, Golden Gatherings Programs and Activities, Information and Referral, A Matter of Balance Fall Prevention Classes, Medical Equipment Loan Closet, Newsletter, Outreach by Licensed Social Worker, Rock Steady Boxing, Telephone Reassurance, Transportation, and “We Thrive Together” Virtual Programs. The Council on Aging has friendly and dedicated staff members who are committed to improving the quality of life for Putnam County senior citizens. When you come to the Council on Aging, we want you to feel at home, whether it’s your first time here or if you have been receiving assistance for years. To learn more about the Council on Aging, please call 419-523-4121 or toll-free 1-877-796-1760.
OUR MISSION:
The mission of the Putnam County Council on Aging, Inc. is to provide services that will enable Putnam County residents, age 60 and better, to remain living independently in their own homes for as long as possible.
ELIGIBILITY:
Resident of Putnam County 60 years of age or better.
SERVICES OFFERED:
- Aging in Place Home Assessments
- Chore Services
- Golden Gathering Programs and Activities
- Information and Referral
- Matter of Balance Fall Prevention Program
- Medical Equipment Loan Closet
- Outreach by Licensed Social Worker
- Quarterly Newsletter
- Rock Steady Boxing
- Telephone Reassurance
- Transportation
- We Thrive Together Virtual Programs
COST:
The Council on Aging does not charge for services. However, donations are graciously accepted and encouraged to help support the program. A suggested donation list may be obtained by calling the Council on Aging office at 419-523-4121 or toll-free 1-877-796-1760.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Our hours of operation are from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
HOW IS THE COUNCIL ON AGING FUNDED?
The Council on Aging is supported from many sources. The most important support is at the local level. We receive funds from a levy passed by the voters of Putnam County. Donations are received from area churches, individuals, businesses, civic groups, and organizations. The Putnam County Council on Aging is also a United Way partner agency. State and Federal funds cover approximately 2% to 3% of the overall budget.
BUILDING FOR TODAY, GROWING FOR TOMORROW
We’re excited to share plans for our upcoming building project—designed to help us continue serving older adults today and into the future. You can learn more about the project below, and if you’d like to support this effort, information about our Capital Campaign can be found under the OPPORTUNITIES tab.
Diamond Art
July 21, 2026
10:00 am
Meadows of Leipsic – Lilac Club House
901 E. Main Street, Leipsic
RSVP by 7-14-26
Strong, Safe and Steady Self-Defense Class for Older Adults
July 22, 2026
1:30 pm
Columbus Grove Community Center
17524 Road 8-P, Columbus Grove
RSVP by 7-15-26
Step into Wellness: Discover Foot Detox
July 27, 2026
10:00 am
Ottoville Parish Center – Family Room
189 Church Street, Ottoville
RSVP by 7-20-26
Euchre
July 28, 2026
10:00 am
Church of the Good Shepherd
224 S. Elm Street, Columbus Grove
RSVP by 7-21-26
Bingo
8/6/2026
1:00 pm
Fort Haven Apartments
145 4th Street, Fort Jennings
RSVP by 7-30-26
Senior Expo
8/7/26
8:30am-11:30am
Ottawa Elementary
123 Putnam Parkway, Ottawa
Balance For Life
8/18/26
10:00am
Fogel Center
815 East Mathias, Leipsic
RSVP by 8-11-26
Exploring Essential Oils
8/20/26
10:00am
Fort Haven Apartments
145 Fourth Street, Fort Jennings
RSVP: 8-13-26
Exploring AI
8/24/26
1:30 pm
Putnam County Library, Ottoville-Monterey Twp
150 Park Drive, Ottoville
RSVP: 8-17-26
Euchre
8/25/26
10:00am
Church of the Good Shepherd
224 South Elm, Columbus Grove
RSVP: 8-18-26
Let’s Resin
8/27/26
10:00am
Putnam County Council on Aging
1425 East 4th Street, Ottawa
RSVP: 8-20-26