Find Senior Citizens Housing & Retirement Communities Nonprofits and Charities

  RJ235 wrote:

Who says crime and poverty have to go hand in hand! I have been a police officer in the city of St Paul for many years working in the Ames Lake area. For years and years, the Ames Lake Neighborhood was one of the worst places to live or in my case,... more »

  Tim B. wrote:

Episcopal Place serves the needs of its disabled population in a myriad of ways. One of the most important ways is advocacy. Even though differences are made and lives are improved upon on an individual basis almost every day, advocacy brings about... more »

  Carl George wrote:

I am 80 years old and a retired Union College professor. With the recent death of my wife of 46 years I now live alone in a rural setting that I love very much but which challenges my maintenance abilities. With the appearance of my Umbrella associate... more »

  genuineact wrote:

Affordable Homeownership Foundation Inc., has a knowledgeable and well informed staff who work hard to insure that their clients get the best service possible in all areas of home oenership. They specialize in Foreclosure Prevention, short sale help,... more »

  nancy wrote:

H.O.M.E. fills a void that no other nonprofits in Chicago address -- the dignity of older pesons who have worked hard their whole lives but find themselves living in poverty while battling the challenges of aging. Staff are compassionate and the agency... more »

  sparkin1947 wrote:

In an area where decent housing is unaffordable for many, Fellowship Square provides an answer. For hundreds of low income older adults, its houses in Reston, Lake Ridge VA and Largo, MD are home. more »

  Heshie wrote:

For thirty years The Foundation Aiding The Elderly F.A.T.E. has served over 4000 families dealing with elder abuse. F.A.T.E. takes NO Governent monies and solely survives on donations from the public. Please visit our web site at www.4fate.org. more »

  Rameshwar Koirala wrote:

The Community Services offered by the India Home ( I H ) has to some extent contributed to make the life of South Asian seniors living in and around the Borough of Queens a little bit easier. IH has made it possible for the seniors to gather in the Community... more »

  PKchris wrote:

A rare gem where residents are absolutely the No. 1 priority. The staff is experienced, committed and caring. In and around Poughkeepsie, people who know senior facilities know that Vassar-Warner Home is the best. more »

  awalnoha wrote:

Community Human Services has been partnering with OPDC to provide housing to folks in need for ten years. I became a board member because of that incredible service partnership. I think OPDC is a perfect example of how Community Development... more »

  Michael P. wrote:

MAHO is unique in Cleveland because of their focus on universally accessible housing for people with mobility disabilities. In addition to owning and operating five communities, MAHO is in the midst of a successful capital campaign to build a sixth facility... more »

  ACaregiver wrote:

Independent Living came into my life at a very stressful time for our family. My husband and I were struggling to deal with challenges that resulted from his chronic illness. Christina Snider was very kind and compassionate during our intake interview,... more »

  vondeffner wrote:

Affordable Livng for the Aging is an amazing organization that I have been interning at since September 2011. more »

  deanoak wrote:

Upward Bound House is a gem. This unusual organization provides housing and services to homeless families with kids in a way that keeps the families intact, restores the family's sense of dignity and self-worth, and guides them back to self-sufficiency.... more »

  alotalike wrote:

RHF celebrates 50 years of serving. In addition to providing quality housing options and services for families with Children, RHF has the following very successful programs that help children and families. Children’s Education Fund – provides... more »

  Richard wrote:

I have heard numerous testimonials from Youth Ranch clients, and I always find them heartwarming. This is truly one fine organization! more »

  mrwindt wrote:

Under One Roof is the sponsor, developer and operator of "The Marvin" - affordable congregate housing with supportive services and "The Marvin Children's Center" - a full day full year accredited child care program for 3 &4 year olds. Under One Roof... more »

  Paul Beiring wrote:

Volunteers of America, Michigan has programs for Veterans across the state. They have transitional housing programs in Detroit, Lansing, and Niles, and also have an employment program for women and families. The service they do for homeless Veterans... more »

  DrSoybeans wrote:

As a recent volunteer at the annual San Francisco Dragon Boat Races, I was given an opportunity to see this great organization in full operation. Their outreach programs and activities allow the community a chance to see what the organization does best.... more »

  ogjag wrote:

I am a volunteer for pscdc. I would have to say I love this program. Its brought me closer to the other residents in my community. It also provides help to those in kids in need of tutoring after school. The computer class is helpfull to those who... more »

  Rev Rick wrote:

I've been volunteering for Nightwatch since 1982. They started out in a rat hole downtown, bought a building on the edge of the International District in the late 90s, and keep expanding their ability to respond to the needs of homeless people. Every... more »

  Korean Vet wrote:

This is the most crooked organization that I know of. I want to see where they spend their money for so called elder care or for veterans. This is a flat out sham where some people (looks like one family) is getting some big bucks as rip off artists.... more »

  Judith41 wrote:

Like they say, it's like coming home. It's a privilege and a blessing to live here. more »

  PetalumaPete wrote:

Best team of dedicated people I have ever encountered. Ever. more »

  sharonbhoagland wrote:

I live at Mother of Christ Julinoel (MOCJ). MOCJ is an assisted living facility that serves the mentally ill, frail, disadvantaged, and elderly consumers. Here is my story: My name is Sharon and I moved to Virginia in January of 2009. I felt... more »