Service Coordination

We can discuss your care needs either over the phone or in person and then connect you with services and resources available in the neighborhood.

• In-Home Assistance
• Transportation Resources
• Financial Assistance
• Housing Options
• Leisure Activities
• Grocery/Meal Options

Volunteer Coordination

Senior needs may be met by a variety of volunteer sources. Neighborhood and academic service volunteers are committed to providing direct and indirect services to seniors, including:

• Visits to seniors
• Respite for caregivers
• Shopping assistance
• Office assistance
• Special project coordination
• Serving on the board or ad hoc committee
• Companionship
• Phone check-ins
• Seasonal chore help

Faith Community Connection

We work closely with the many faith communities of the Macalester-Groveland neighborhood to provide access to additional services, including:

• Connection to other community resources
• Senior home assessments
• Volunteer recruitment
• Volunteer training

Support for Caregivers

We also provide supportive services and information to the formal and informal caregivers of seniors in our community.

• Respite Services: Trained respite volunteers are carefully matched with families who need a temporary break from caregiving.
• Education and Support: Ongoing education on the specific needs and concerns of caregivers and regular caregiver support meetings are provided.
• Information and Referral: Find out about other resources available to you as a caregiver.

Home Health Care

In cooperation with Wilder Home Health we coordinate registered home health nursing and home health services.

• Home health nurses provide assessment and ongoing case management for those who require skilled care.
• Home health aides provide personal care such as bathing and dressing, some meal preparation and light housekeeping.