Senior Services Programs
Homecoming Project
Hospital-to-home service that bridges the gap between a hospital discharge and a strong recovery. Transitional Care Specialists help patients secure arrangements to medical appointments and links patient to resources related to health and well being.
San Joaquin County
Homecoming
Project
Homemaker Program
Provides bi-weekly service visits performing light housekeeping, meal preparation and assistance with errands for seniors so they can remain living safely and independently in their homes.
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Stanislaus County
Homemaker
Program
Provides assisted transportation throughout the county to individuals 60 years of age or older and adults with disabilities. Priority is given for medical appointments.
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San Joaquin County
Transportation Program
Stanislaus County
Provides outreach and advocacy on behalf of seniors and dependent adults. Collaborates with community partners to provide educational workshops aimed at helping seniors to avoid becoming a victim and helping victims
Stanislaus Elder Abuse Prevention Alliance
(SEAPA)
Funded in part by SCAN Health Plan. One of the nation’s largest not-for-profit Medicare Advantage plans, SCAN is dedicated to keeping seniors healthy and independent.
Long Term Care Ombudsman
Trained, state certified staff and volunteers who advocate for the quality of life and care for our residents in skilled nursing homes, residential care home and long term care facilities
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Stanislaus County
Mother Lode
Long Term Care
Ombudsman Program
Elder Abuse Prevention Program
Elder Abuse Prevention and Mandated Reporting Training offered to those that work with elders in any capacity about elder abuse and how to report suspected abuse.
To schedule a training at your
business or agency please call
The Mother Lode Office
of Catholic Charities at
209-532-7632
Mother Lode