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Overview
Keeping in line with the mission, vision and values of LAFA, the following information is meant to provide resources and information for professionals and the community. If you are unable to locate information on a specific resource please, contact LAFA for assistance.
Get Ready LA
Get Ready LA provides members with training and resources in an accessible and professional format, so members and their staff have everything they need to build and strengthen their capacity to effect change within their organization and in their communities.
Aging Resources
There are many programs, services and organizations which provide services and support to seniors and their caregivers. The first step a person should take in identifying potential services is to contact the local Area Agency on Aging (AAA), that serves their community. AAAs were established through the Older Americans Act to provide a core of support services. These include: Care Management, Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy, Community Senior Employment Training, Family Caregiver Support Programs, Legal Assistance, Nutrition Services (Congregate and Home Delivered), and Health Services and Medical Screenings. In addition to these core services, each AAA provides other programs and services in their community.
To locate the AAA near you in the state of California call 1.800.510.2020, nationally contact the Elder Care Locator at 1.800.677.1116 or visit their website at www.eldercare.gov.
For more information and resources in Los Angeles visit:
www.losangeles.networkofcare.org/aging.
Government Agencies
National Council for Aging Care
Bureau of Transportation Statistics
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
National Center for Health Statistics
National institute of Mental health
National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (N4A)
National Association of State Units on Aging (NASUA)
National Institute on Aging
US Department of Health and Human Services
Project CARE
Project CARE provides needed and quality of life items to low-income seniors throughout Los Angeles.
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