An organization with Heart and compassion for the human race , A program for Seniors who need a helping hand, are so grateful you can see in their eyes. For that and many other reasons i am proud to have met some of the volunteers who are giving new hope to others.
It is priceless and heart felt.
Victor Vega , Lompoc City Councilman
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- EIN 77-0477176
- 8059250125
- 120 E. Jones St. Suite 123 Santa Maria CA 93454 USA
- http://partnersincaring.org/
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Human Services, Senior Centers, Seniors
Mission: Our mission is to provide volunteer support services that allow our senior population to live independently while maintaining dignity, respect, and quality of life.
Results: *We served over 300 seniors (age 62+) and over 90% of all service calls were for free transportation to medical appointments, the grocery store, hot meal sites, and food distribution centers. *Last year, volunteers made over 3,600 trips, drove roughly 36,000 miles, and volunteered over 3,200 hours. *We recruited 45 new adult volunteers bringing our volunteer base to 75. *We launched an Intergenerational Project, Break the Barrier, with only 3 high school students, but that number quickly grew to 48 and it is still growing. *We expanded our Volunteer Program throughout the Santa Maria and Lompoc Valley. *We grew our service area to include Santa Ynez and Los Alamos Valley.
Target demographics: seniors age in place with respect, dignity and quality of life.
Direct beneficiaries per year: We served over 300 seniors (age 62+) and over 90% of all service calls were for free transportation to medical appointments, the grocery store, hot meal sites, and food distribution centers.
Geographic areas served: Santa Barbara County
Programs: Community partners in caring's (cpc) mission is to provide seniors with volunteer services allowing them to continue living independently while maintaining quality of life. Cpc links seniors with services aimed at helping them stay in their homes for as long as safely possible. Volunteers provide such services as door through door personal transportation to medical appointments or shopping, friendly visits, minor home repairs, yard work, and telephone reassurance calls. The volunteer drivers drove 57,281 miles last year helping 396 unduplicated clients on the central coast of california access health care and many other needed services for this fastest growing sector of the population. Volunteers helped those clients 4,586 times throughout the year donating 4,191 volunteer hours.