Ministry to the Aged is a Christian, non-profit interdenominational organization founded in 1979 for the purpose of serving the pastoral/spiritual needs of care center residents, their families and care center staff in the Treasure Valley.

MTA provides chaplain support to care center facilities at their request. Chaplains are available for pastoral/spiritual care with flexible hours depending on the size of the facility and the needs of the residents.

MTA chaplains are available for everyone regardless of their faith background. They seek to support the resident’s spiritual growth according to each resident’s individual need.

Ministry to the Aged chaplains may help care center residents, their families and care center staff work through their feelings regarding:

• Loneliness, depression, or anger
• Memory or cognitive loss
• Adjusting to new circumstances
• Facing suffering and/or death
• Other issues that residents do not want to face alone.

“Thank you for the time and care you give to the residents. Mother appreciated you so much, and so have I.”
—Note to a care center chaplain from a resident’s daughter.

Ministry to the Aged is governed by an nondenominational board of directors who are committed to serving the spiritual needs of care center residents, their families, and care center staff.

Click here for more information about Ministry to The Aged.