Aging Ahead - Community Council of St. Charles County

Services Provided

Populations Served

Seniors

Website

http://www.agingahead.org

Phone

(800) 243-6060

Hotline

To report Elder Abuse 800-392-0210

Toll Free No.

1-800-AGE-6060

Description

Information & Assistance Specialists are available to connect citizens with programs and community resources. 1(800)243-6060 or https://www.agingahead.org/

*Senior Centers for adults age 60 and older: provides meals, socialization and physical activity and recreation.
*Adult Day Services: Respite for caregivers and socialization for adults needing daytime supervision.
*Meals on Wheels: volunteers deliver meals to eligible homebound adults aged 60 and older.
*Speakers Bureau: Provides speakers on a variety of subjects for senior citizens clubs and community organizations.
Family Caregiver Support: In-home assessment to determine service needs include: respite, adult day care, transportation, incontinence items, nutritional supplements, adaptive equipment, etc.
*Transportation: group transportation to most senior centers and essential medical & shopping trips.
*Legal Support: Contracted attorneys and/or paralegals assist senior citizens with entitlement programs (Food Stamps, Social Security, Etc); also CLAIM Program (Medicaid/Medicare).
*Vial of Life: Contains emergency medical information for police, etc.
*Offers energy assistance for senior citizens. Must express financial need.

Adult Abuse and Neglect Hotline open daily, 7:00 AM to 12:00AM 1(800) 392-0210

Services Provided	Food Assistance \| Education \| Respite Services \| Service Clubs \| Transportation \| Information & Referral \| Recreation
Populations Served	Seniors
Website	http://www.agingahead.org
Phone	(800) 243-6060
Hotline	To report Elder Abuse 800-392-0210
Toll Free No.	1-800-AGE-6060
Description	Information & Assistance Specialists are available to connect citizens with programs and community resources. 1(800)243-6060 or https://www.agingahead.org/ Senior Centers for adults age 60 and older: provides meals, socialization and physical activity and recreation. Adult Day Services: Respite for caregivers and socialization for adults needing daytime supervision. Meals on Wheels: volunteers deliver meals to eligible homebound adults aged 60 and older. Speakers Bureau: Provides speakers on a variety of subjects for senior citizens clubs and community organizations. Family Caregiver Support: In-home assessment to determine service needs include: respite, adult day care, transportation, incontinence items, nutritional supplements, adaptive equipment, etc. Transportation: group transportation to most senior centers and essential medical & shopping trips. Legal Support: Contracted attorneys and/or paralegals assist senior citizens with entitlement programs (Food Stamps, Social Security, Etc); also CLAIM Program (Medicaid/Medicare). Vial of Life: Contains emergency medical information for police, etc. Offers energy assistance for senior citizens. Must express financial need. Adult Abuse and Neglect Hotline open daily, 7:00 AM to 12:00AM 1(800) 392-0210