Gwinnett accepts $1.8 million grant for senior services

The Atlanta Regional Commission has awarded Gwinnett a $1,860,612 grant to help provide services to seniors from July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. The grant is funded through federal and state funds, with a required local match of $125,711, for a total $1,986,323 going to the senior services program.

This grant will help the Gwinnett County Senior Services provide case management, congregate meals, home delivered meals, in home services-homemaker, in-home services-personal care, in home services-respite care, senior recreation, and transportation.

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