​About Us
Aging in Puyallup also known as the Puyallup Area Aging in Community Committee evolved from the initial Aging in Place (defined as the ability to live in one’s own home as long as possible) Committee formed  from the AdvantAge Initiative Task Force established over a decade ago when Puyallup became  one of ten nationally participating cities focused on  how cities can best become age-friendly.

Community Involvement
Our mission is to help area residents to understand aging issues, to champion Puyallup as a community livable for all ages and to reject ageism. We are a 501 (C) (3) charitable non-profit organization.
The PAAICC sponsors two major community events annually:

• The Volunteer Fair held in October brings individuals who want to volunteer together with organizations looking for volunteers, much like “speed dating” for volunteers.
• A special event in May in celebration of May as Older Americans Month.  Events sponsored have included:
  • Successful Aging with Roger Landry, MD, well-known preventive medicine physician and  award-winning author of Live Long, Die Short and
  • Changing Aging Tour, with renowned geriatrician and founder of the Eden Alternative and Greenhouse Project movements, Dr. Bill Thomas.
  • Our Aging EXPO's from 2018 - 2024 featured speakers discussing the new realities of aging and how to make the most of the gift of longevity plus an opportunity to interact with organizations and services geared to an aging population at the Pierce College Puyallup.

You can become involved with Aging in Puyallup also known as the Puyallup Area Aging in Community Committee by:

• Learning more about local aging issues;
• Commenting on city and planning issues that impact older adults;
• Volunteering as a PAAICC member or serve on a one-time event task force and 
• Volunteering with Age-Friendly City Stakeholder Group

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