Caroline Rankin serves as the Assistant Director of Support Services at the Franklin County Office on Aging, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of life for older adults in the community. With a robust background in public health, Caroline leverages her...
Caroline Rankin serves as the Assistant Director of Support Services at the Franklin County Office on Aging, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of life for older adults in the community. With a robust background in public health, Caroline leverages her expertise in program development and population health to design and implement innovative support services tailored to the unique needs of seniors. Her leadership is characterized by a commitment to collaboration, as she actively engages with community partners, healthcare providers, and local organizations to create comprehensive solutions that address the multifaceted challenges faced by the aging population.
Currently, Caroline is spearheading several key projects aimed at improving access to wellness programs and preventive health initiatives, including a Diabetes Prevention Program that empowers seniors to take charge of their health. Her proficiency in budget management and grant writing ensures that these initiatives are not only impactful but also sustainable, allowing for continued support and growth. Additionally, Caroline’s strong public speaking skills enable her to effectively advocate for the needs of older adults, fostering awareness and driving community engagement.
In her role, Caroline also emphasizes the importance of staff development and personnel management, nurturing a team that is equipped to deliver high-quality services. By focusing on wellness coaching and youth services, she bridges generational gaps, promoting intergenerational understanding and support. Through her visionary leadership, Caroline Rankin is dedicated to transforming the landscape of aging services in Franklin County, ensuring that older adults receive the respect, care, and resources they deserve.
