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Heart of Florida United Way
1940 Traylor Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32804
Phone: Dial 2-1-1 or 407-839-HELP (4357) Read moreElder Affairs Florida Department of Elder Affairs, the primary state agency administering human services programs to benefit Florida's elders. Read moreSeniors First
Seniors First offers many services that help frail seniors retain their independence and self esteem so that they can remain in their own homes. Each client is assigned a Care Manager who assesses their needs and monitors their care on a monthly basis.
Trained staff and volunteers provide assistance to seniors who are physically and/or financially unable to repair their homes. Includes minor plumbing, carpentry, and exterior painting is available. We also work to lower seniors power bills and increase their comfort by installing ceiling fans, replacing windows, screens, and doors.
Seniors First manages the Meals on Wheels program. They provide nutritious meals, warm conversation and regular safety checks are provided to homebound seniors living in Orange County.
Seniors First, Inc./Community Care for the Elderly
5395 L.B. McLeod Rd.
Orlando, FL 32811
Phone: 407-292-0177 Read moreShare the Care, Inc.
Approximately 70% of caregivers suffer from symptoms of depression. In order to offset the emotional strain of caregiving, Share the Care provides in-home counseling for caregivers who cannot come to an office.
If your loved one would benefit from being with others during the day, or if you need help with care while you're at work, Share the Care adult day centers can give you peace of mind and a break from your caregiver role. Our care providers have years of experience, and nursing staff is on site. They are open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday Friday; specialized dementia programming is available.
Share the Care, Inc.
808 W. Central Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32805
Phone: 407-294-1417 Read moreVeteran Benefits 1. The VA Aid and Attendance program is designed to provide monetary assistance to those veterans who served our country during a time of war and are now in need of aid or assistance with activities of daily living. This aid or assistance can be provided at home.
Veterans of all branches of services, their spouses or surviving spouses, and their dependent children who need aid or assistance with the activities of daily living. The Veteran must have served during a period of war, however they did not need to serve in the war
If you are a veteran and need help with such daily activities as cooking, cleaning, dressing, driving, mobility, or other assistance, this benefit can provide the funds you need to pay for help. Contact your VA Medical Center for futher information.
2. The VA also offers Home Care Services to veterans. We are contracted with your VA Medical Center. If you need homecare, or are currently receiving homecare through the VA, you may request we provide your services. Just contact your social worker to get started.
Orlando VA Medical Center
5201 Raymond St
Orlando, FL 32803
407-629-1599 | 800-922-7521 | Read moreSilverSneakers SilverSneakers group exercise classes offer a way to stay on track toward your health and fitness goals. Classes are designed specifically for older adults and taught by specially trained, certified instructors. We at Home Instead Senior Care want your quality of life to be the best it can be. Group exercise classed geared specifically for seniors might just be what you need! There are many different types of classes to choose from. Read more |
