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Elder Group Homes: Housing in a neighborhood setting for people aged 60 and over who need some assistance with daily living. Elder Group Homes must be occupied by either the owner or a resident manager. Individuals providing personal care must be trained. Older people residing in a group home must receive help in accessing community services.
Elder Law Attorneys: Attorneys or other legal professionals who specialize in the rights of the elderly.
Emergency Financial Assistance: Short-term financial assistance in a crisis situation. (i.e. paying past bills, rent eviction notices, utilities disconnect notices, etc.)
Emergency Food: Provision of food during a crisis situation.
Emergency Response Systems: The emergency response system allows a person experiencing a medical emergency at home to activate electronic components that transmit a coded signal via digital equipment over telephone lines to a central monitoring station. Most are connected to the telephone, but they may be connected to a smoke alarm, medication reminders, etc. Commonly known as "Lifeline" services.
Employment Services: Job training and job placement services designed specifically for older workers. Age eligibility varies from program to program.
End of Life: Information and Assistance provided about funeral planning, memorial planning, etc.
Enrichment Classes: Classes for fun, enjoyment, personal growth, artistic hobbies, etc.
Exercise: Activities to promote mobility, health and flexibility.
