The Kane Center is the home of the Council on Aging of Martin County - a private, non-profit organization that has served our area's seniors for over four decades.

 

The Council's mission  is to be the unparalleled resource of expertise, programming and support for seniors in Martin County. Its vision is is to inspire a community that embraces, uplifts and encourages seniors to maintain lives of quality and purpose.

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Proceeds from event rentals at The Kane support the Council's many services, including Meals on Wheels, the Adult Day Club, care management, nutrition counseling, senior services navigation, and caregiver counseling and support. Founded in 1974, the Council is the longest-standing organization in the county dedicated to serving our senior population.

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The Charles and Rae Kane Center is the home of the Council on Aging of Martin County. The Kane Center is specially designed for seniors of all capabilities and walks of life – as well as their families and caregivers – to come together in a secure, comfortable atmosphere where they truly feel at home.

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Named for a local couple who have championed senior issues for decades, the $15 million facility was developed through a public/philanthropic partnership, including $5.8 million from public funds, the Florida Legislature and a grant from the Florida Department of Elder Affairs.

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The Kane Center is a nine-acre wooded campus located on Salerno Road just east of Kanner Highway. It is less than one mile from Martin Memorial South Hospital, the Robert Morgade branch of the Martin County Library System and the Chastain Campus of IRSC.