Provides telephone reassurance services for older adults with a limited ability to leave home.Telephone ReassuranceMore information: Volunteers make daily calls to check on the well-being of participants If a client does not answer the phone after 2 attempts or if there is a change in behavior, emergency contacts or the Sheriff's Office are called

Provides counseling and community resource referrals to individuals with Multiple Sclerosis.Counseling and SupportMore information: Client needs are assessed for support and services Peer support and self-help groups available

Offers weekly and bi-weekly phone calls to provide support to veterans.Telephone Reassurance

Offers assistance with non-medical tasks. Companion Services More information:Provides phone calls for reassurance, home visits, and help with shopping and errands Availability depends on resources; provides referrals as needed

Offers phone check-ins and wellness checks.Telephone Reassurance

Makes scheduled phone call to older adults and individuals with disabilities who are unable to leave their homes.Telephone Reassurance

Provides in-home assistance with chores, laundry, meal prep, and transportation.Chore Services and Telephone ReassuranceMore information: Offers phone check-ins No emergency services available

Offers social services for older adults, individuals with low income, and Spanish-speaking residents.In-Home Assistance, Adult Education, Emergency Financial Assistance, HealthcareMore information: Senior Reach provides personal care, homemaker services, and other supportBasic English instruction is available for adults and children Provides emergency assistance for prescribed medications, eviction, utility turn-off, and foreclosure Operates a health clinic that offers healthcare services and case management support

Offers support and resources to individuals experiencing a high-risk pregnancy.Pregnancy SupportMore information: Provides weekly phone calls for reassurance until delivery

Provides assistance to find long-term support options and determine eligibility for public programs. Aging and Disability Resource Centers More information:Screens for Medicaid nursing facility and home and community-based service waiver programsInvestigates and resolves complaints from residents of long-term care facilities Provides emotional and financial support to caregivers of older adults

Operates a 24-hour helpline that provides information, support, and referrals to individuals who have lost a loved one in the military.Military Family Support ServicesMore information: The website provides access to online communities and a resource library

Offers problem-solving assistance and counseling on issues like pregnancy, running away, suicide, gang involvement, eating disorders, depression, and abuse.Crisis Intervention Hotlines/HelplinesMore information: Available by phone, chat, email, and text Referrals to local resources provided for long-term problems

Offers education and peer support services related to aging and mental health.Community EducationMore information: Volunteers provide support by phone, text, video chat, and in-person

Provides a range of services for older adults, including transportation, grocery delivery, information and referral, and financial assistance.Transportation, Food, and Financial AssistanceMore information: Arranges and pays for Uber and Lyft rides Delivers groceries, masks, and other supplies with no contact Limited financial assistance for necessities is provided in the form of a debit card Offers client check-ins

Provides volunteer-based transportation for medical appointments, grocery shopping, and errands.Transportation and Grocery Shopping AssistanceMore information: Friendly visits and telephone reassurance are also available