Assistance is provided for frail, elderly persons that enables the seniors to continue to live independently in their own homes. This assistance prevents institutionalization and provides the daily living care that allows senior adults to continue to choose their own lifestyles.

   More than 1,100 persons are provided over 6,600 hours of Case Management services to enable access to needed programs and services.

   Over 300 senior adults are provided more than 15,000 hours of homemaker services that provide assistance with household tasks, laundry, cleaning and shopping for needed supplies.

   More than 150 seniors are provided over 13,000 hours of personal care to assist with personal hygiene needs.

   More than 80 caregivers are provided over 23,250 hours of respite care, relief from the continual 24 hours per day personal assistance they are providing to a very frail, impaired relative.