Empowering Individuals
Learn More
Assisting All Ages At All Stages
Learn More
Caretaker with elder in room

Our Mission

M4A’s mission is to help individuals access information, assistance, and resources that will empower them to self-advocate, live independently, and enjoy the highest quality of life. M4A specializes in serving older adults, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities in Blount, Chilton, Shelby, St. Clair, and Walker counties in Alabama.

About Us

Middle Alabama Area Agency on Aging (M4A) was designated as an Area Agency on Aging in 1989. Since then, M4A and its mission have grown to serve caregivers and people with disabilities regardless of age.

A Message From Our Executive Director

Welcome to the M4A website where we hope you will find information to help answer your questions about long-term care planning, public benefits, private benefits, and resources for caregivers, the elderly, and people living with disabilities.

Help Support Our Mission

We assist individuals of all ages in accessing information, assistance, and resources
that will empower self-advocacy, living independently, and enjoying the highest quality of life.

Our Services

Testimonials

I just wanted to say thanks one more time for the great material each of you brought to the Caregiver Conference! I’m still getting great positive feedback – I had an email today from a nurse who attended virtually and thought the event was, in her words, fantastic! As I listened to some of the great questions at the end of and in-between sessions, I was reminded of how important our collective work is. We were able to reach out and give something of great value to those “in the trenches” – the caregivers (both professional and family) who need the tools and expertise you offer to deliver the best possible care! If any of the resources of the Alzheimer’s Association can help you in any way, just let me know, and the answer is already “yes!” Thanks again, and I look forward to working with you in the future!

Billy Curtis

M4A News and Updates

Smiling nurse and senior citizen looking at smartphone screen
2024 Final Rule to Update Older Americans Act Regulations
Heart Attack, Stroke and Cardiac Arrest Symptoms
2022-MARCOM_Social Images_Caregiver Month-3_TW_1024x512 (1)
National Council on Aging

Alabama’s 13 Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) has provided programs and services to seniors, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities for over 40 years.

The preseason rankings are out—Bama’s at 1, while Auburn’s at 9. and it matters. In the great state of Alabama,

Financial literacy means having the skills necessary to make sound financial decisions. With more transactions.

Connect
with us on...