activities · 9
what they do
direct service · 9
- Benefits assistance appointments Community Service Access PointsProvides benefits assistance programs by appointment on Wednesdays.
- Benefits assistance program Community Service Access PointsProvides benefits assistance services by appointment on Wednesdays.
- Caregiver Support Group Caregiver Support and Education ServicesSponsors a weekly support group for caregivers, held at Risen Savior Lutheran Church.
- Caregiver support group Caregiver Support and Education ServicesSponsors a weekly Caregiver Support Group for caregivers only.
- Emergency financial assistance Emergency Shelter ServicesProvides short-term, full or partial financial assistance for urgent needs related to rent or utilities through its Emergency Assistance Grant program.
- Emergency financial assistance for rent and utilities Emergency Shelter ServicesOffers short-term, full or partial financial assistance for urgent rent or utility needs through its Emergency Assistance Grant program.
- Programs promoting senior independence, dignity, and community Senior Transition Support ServicesProvides services that improve seniors' lives by promoting independence, dignity, and community engagement.
- Volunteer-delivered non-medical assistance for seniorsRecruits, trains, and manages volunteers to deliver non-medical assistive services to enrolled homebound senior clients, enabling them to live in their homes for an average of 5 years longer.
- Volunteer-supported in-home assistance for homebound seniorsRecruits, trains, and manages volunteers to deliver non-medical assistive services to homebound seniors using a 'neighbor helping neighbor' model, enabling clients to remain in their homes for up to five years longer than they otherwise would.
strategies · 4
how they think
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- Information and Resource Navigation for Seniors and Families information and resource provisionEmpowers seniors and their families to lead fulfilling lives by providing access to critical information and resources on benefits, care options, support groups, and specialized health services.
- Information and resource provision for senior well-being information_and_resource_provisionThe organization supports seniors and their families in leading fulfilling lives by providing comprehensive information and resources. This includes details on senior benefits, support groups, caregiver resources, local adult daycares, mobile services, and specialized healthcare information for conditions like Parkinson’s, dementia, and Alzheimer’s.
- Volunteer-Based Community Model for Senior Home Support community_based_volunteer_modelUses a community-based network of volunteers to deliver non-medical, assistive services that enable seniors to maintain independence, dignity, and social connection while aging in place.
- Volunteer-based non-medical home support for senior independence volunteer_based_home_supportThe organization leverages a community-based volunteer model, often described as 'neighbor helping neighbor,' to provide non-medical and assistive services to homebound seniors. This approach aims to empower elderly individuals to maintain independence, dignity, and social connection within their homes and community, particularly those with chronic illness, physical limitations, or recovery needs.
named programs · 3
what they call their work
Caregiver Support Group
Offers support for caregivers every Monday, providing a space for sharing experiences and resources.
Emergency Financial Assistance Grant
Provides short-term financial assistance for urgent needs related to rent or utilities for enrolled clients.
Mobile Services
Connects seniors with various mobile health and wellness services, including medical, dental, and psychological care.
relationships · 3
who they work with
- Risen Savior Lutheran Church Partner — Hosts the Caregiver Support Group sponsored by Neighbors Who Care.
- Volunteers Partner — Individuals who contribute time and effort to support seniors through the organization's programs.
- faith leaders in the Sun Lakes community Partner — Founding partners who identified the need and helped establish Neighbors Who Care in 1994.