ACCSA Programs and Services

CSBG SELF SUFFICIENCY PROGRAM is designed to provide comprehensive services to individuals and families to include employment and better employment, housing, education assistance, counseling, budget management, transportation and food assistance.  The program also provides information about, and referrals to other service organizations in the community. ​

CARES NC PROGRAM is designed to assist eligible individuals and families with emergency assistance including mortgage/rent, utilities, employment, education, and food.

​CONGREGATE NUTRITION SERVICES are intended
to promote the health and well-being of older adults through
the provision of a nutritious meal five days per week. Nutrition
education and appropriate supportive services are also provided
to help enhance the person’s ability to remain independent.
Congregate Nutrition Services shall be made available to persons
60 years of age and older and their spouses, regardless of age.
A hot nutritious lunch is provided Monday-Friday for each
participant. Daily activities are provided at each site including;
health promotion, exercise activities, nutrition education,
consumer education, shopping opportunities, and much more.

​Congregate Meal Site Locations: 
Burlington Homes, 507 Everette Street, Burlington, 336-229-0106
John Robert Kernodle Senior Center, 1535 Mebane Street, Burlington, 336-513-5447
Graham Recreation Center, 311 College Street, Graham; 336-227-4455
The Willows, 104 Tarpley Street, Burlington, 336-228-0597  

EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (EFAP) is designed to reduce the number of families or individuals who suffer from the lack of food in Alamance County. Households experiencing emergency situations qualify for emergency food assistance through EFAP. Households will receive emergency assistance including a three-day supply of non perishable food items. Special dietary foods are available upon request.     


For more information about any of ACCSA’s programs or services, contact our office at 336-229-7031.