The State Committee on Aging assists the Commissioner of DHHS to assess problems relating to seniors and recommends solutions. SCOA solicits the cooperation and help of various groups in NH concerned with seniors. These groups provide views, experience, assistance and recommendations for the preparation and direction of future planning and administrative and legislative action.
2. What is the process for appointment to the State Committee on Aging?
If you wish to be considered for appointment to SCOA you must complete the SCOA Candidate Profile. For more information contact the Governor's Director of Appointments and Liaison to the Executive Council.
SCOA is required to meet at least every three months. Currently SCOA meets monthly. Most SCOA members serve on at least one sub-committee; sub-committees meet monthly.
No. All Committee members are reimbursed for actual expenses including any necessary in-state travel connected with committee business at the mileage rate established for state employees.
