ADVOCACY
These are organizations dedicated to advocating for seniors and older adults. They provide assistance at no or very little cost.
Sponsors
Volunteers Needed!
Ombudsman Program
1647 Hartnell Ave
Redding, Ca 96002
(530) 229-1435
psa2ombudman.com
The Long Term Care Ombudsman advocates for seniors living in assisted living facilities / RCFEs and Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs). Call them if you have a concern about your loved one.
Dignity Health Connected Living
200 Mercy Oaks Dr
Redding, CA 96003
(530) 223-6034
DignityHealthConnectedLiving.Org
Volunteers Needed! See Flyer
Dignity Health Connected Living
(Formerly Golden Umbrella)
200 Mercy Oaks Dr
Redding, CA 96003
(530) 223-6034
dignityhealthconnectedliving.org
Dignity Health Connected Living helps seniors and people living with disabilities by promoting independence by providing many services such as Meals-On-Wheels, transportation programs, and activities and resources that enhance the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of seniors and underserved families. These programs are at no or very little cost.
*Non-profit Organization
*Volunteers needed
Adult Protective Services
2640 Breslauer Way
Redding, CA 96001
(530) 225-5798
co.shasta.ca.us
If you suspect an elder or dependent adult is being abused; physically, verbally, or financially, please call Adult Protective Services.
Dignity Health Connected Living Programs
Adult Day Healthcare
200 Mercy Oaks Dr.
Redding, CA 96003
(530) 226-3002
Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 2:30 pm (except holidays)
Must be 18+ years old
Pay sources: MediCal, Veterans Administration, private pay
Adult Day Services: Fees are based on 4 hours of care
· Adult Day Health Care (ADHC) is a protective supervised daytime program providing skilled nursing, social services, and rehabilitative therapies, which includes recreational therapy, physical therapy, and occupational therapy for individuals with medical conditions and those at risk of requiring nursing home care . ADHC centers are reimbursed by Medi-cal and Veterans Administration.
· Adult Day Program (ADP) is a non-medical adult day service, providing care to adults with physical and/or cognitive impairments who require personal care services, protective supervision or assistance in activities of daily living offers therapeutic activities tailored to the individual's abilities; nutrition services; basic health monitoring; transportation coordination; and respite and support for families. ADP centers are reimbursed through private pay. Additional fees apply for Physical and Occupational Therapy.
For more information about our services contact us at 530-223-6034
This program provides transportation to the program.
Adopt-A Senior
(530) 226-3098
This program helps to provide gifts to local seniors in need who wouldn’t otherwise receive any during the holidays. A member of the community can adopt a senior to provide holiday cheer. Please call for more information.
Care Management Programs
(530)226-3097
Enhanced Care Management (ECM) program provides a coordinated approach to whole-person care that addresses the clinical and non-clinical needs of Partnership Healthplan members.
Multipurpose Senior Services Program (MSSP)(530) 226-3097
This program helps frail elderly, who are at risk of placement in an institution, stay independent in their home. Each client will have a case manager to arrange assistance and monitor services. Some services arranged would include; meal preparation, transportation, shopping, physical or occupational therapy and much more! Must be 65 years or older and a MediCal recipient. Please call for more qualifications or to apply.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
The Traumatic Brain Injury program is for adults, over the age of 18, who have been diagnosed with a TBI. This program is available to those in need of assistance in connecting with medical or social resources. Individualized goals will be set in collaboration with our TBI Navigators to help the participant reintegrate with the community in a healthy way. Access to community resources, training and support groups are opened to the individual once a need has been identified.
Referrals
Call (530) 226-3099
Burney – (530) 335-2182
Redding – (530) 226-3097
Siskiyou County – (530) 355-7256
Food Programs
Foster Grandparent Program
(530) 226-3098
This is a volunteer program where, as a Foster Grandparent, you are a role model and mentor, serving at local schools and youth facilities. You help children learn and read, provide one on one tutoring and guide children at a critical time in their lives. Please call for more information. Must be 55+ years old.
Multipurpose Senior Services
Program - (MSSP)
(530) 226-3097
This program helps frail elderly, who are at risk of placement in an institution, stay independent in their home. Each client will have a case manager to arrange assistance and monitor services. Some services arranged would include; meal preparation, transportation, shopping, physical or occupational therapy and much more! Must be 65 years or older and a Medi-Cal recipient. Please call for more qualifications or to apply.
Payee Program
(530) 223-6034
This program, for a very small fee, can help a senior pay their bills, manage their finances and protect from financial exploitation creating less stress and improvement in quality of life.
Power to Seniors
(530) 223-6034
Need help paying your electric bill? Was your power shut off or have received a notice? Funds are available for those who qualify. Must be 62 years or older. Please call for more information about eligibility.
Retired Senior Volunteer Program - RSVP
(530) 226-3098
As a senior (55+ years), in our community you have gained a lifetime of valuable skills that can be put to work. As a volunteer RSVP allows you to choose how, where and amount of time you want to serve in the community. Please call for more information including benefits.
Senior Companion Program
(530) 226-3098
As a volunteer (55+ years), you can become a volunteer and help a frail senior stay in their home. You can help by running errands or just be a friend which often times can help their caregiver with much need time off. Please call for more information.
Senior Transportation
(530) 226-3075
Sunday through Friday
Door-to-door transportation to doctor’s appointments, shopping centers, or to visit a friend. 24 hours advance registration. Wheelchair lift vans are available. Please call for the schedule or make a reservation. Contributions are appreciated!
Cost: Currently free as of June 1st (subject to change with or without notice)
Tax Returns Assist
(530) 223-6034
This is a program through AARP (you don’t have to have AARP) that assists seniors and disabled persons with simple state and federal income tax forms during tax season. Please call for the schedule and locations.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program (HICAP)
1647 Hartnell Ave
Redding, CA 96002
(530) 223-0999
cahealthadvocates.org
*Volunteers needed
Provides free counseling and information to help you understand your Medicare & Medicare Supplemental Insurance plans. HICAP does not write or sell insurance policies but will give the information about where to purchase a policy. If you are moving to the Redding area, and have Kaiser insurance, they can help with switching you from Kaiser to Medicare for your primary insurance or refer you to someone who can.
Legal Services of Northern California
1370 West St
Redding, CA 96001
(530) 241-3565
Isnc.net
Provides legal assistance with housing / Landlord issues, unemployment insurance, civil rights, food stamps, etc.
Ombudsman Program
1647 Hartnell Ave
Redding, Ca 96002
(530) 229-1435
psa2ombudsman.com
The Long Term Care Ombudsman advocates for seniors living in assisted living facilities / RCFEs and Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs). Call them if you have a concern about your loved one.
*Volunteers needed
Disability Action Center (DAC)
2440 Athens Ave
Redding, CA 96001
(530) 242-8550
actionctr.org
The purpose of DAC is to assist persons with disabilities to achieve and/or maintain their independence. DAC will provide support services, information, housing assistance, vision resources and provider referrals.
• Non-profit Organization
• Volunteers needed
PROGRAMS:
Updated list of housing/rentals
They will help a disabled person with the application and search.
DME (Durable Medical Equipment
Donated equipment ranging from wheelchairs and hoyer lifts to incontinence supplies are available for those in need.
Living Hope Ministries
1043 State St
Redding, CA 96001
530-243-8066
livinghoperedding.com
• Non-profit Organization
• Volunteers needed
PROGRAMS:
Food Co-op: Provides food/ groceries for pick-up once a month for low income families. Must join the coop for a minimal membership fee per month.
Life Cycles: A bike shop which sells recycled bicycles, offers low cost bike repairs and replacement parts.
The Shack: Offers job training to participants wanting to rejoin the food industry workforce. Call or stop by for more information.
ShiningCare
530-232-5543
shiningcare.org
ShiningCare is a non-profit organization that provides ongoing education for people caring for a loved one and resources for at -risk seniors. Helpful Articles
• Non-profit Organization
• Volunteers needed
PROGRAMS:
Geriatric care management, also known as Aging Life Care, provides support to at- risk older adults and their families. They connect them with resources, services and information in the community in order to help them stay independent in their own home. Care management services are helpful for those who have family out of the area.
The Gatekeeper Program: Educates the community on skills to identify vulnerable seniors and connect them with resources to help.
Lunch & Learn
ShiningCare.org
Cost: Free consultations. Resources, information and referrals about elder care issues are at no cost. Care management services are private pay (out-of-pocket).
Good News Rescue Mission
2842 S. Market St
Redding, CA 96001
Main: (530) 242-5920
Resource Center: (530) 229-0953
gnrm.org
Good News Rescue Mission provides, at no cost, food, shelter, medical services, job training, recovery programs, chapel services and other resources for those who are in need.
*Non-profit Organization
*Volunteers needed
PROGRAMS:
Distribution Center (located at 3050 Veda St):
For persons in need of clothing or household items at no cost. Vouchers required. Obtain vouchers at the Resource Center at 3100 South Market St. or call 530-229-0953
Chapel Services (3050 Veda St.)
Visit website for schedule or call 530-242-5920
Food Services
Provides three meals a day for those who are in need. When: Daily Breakfast 6:30am,
Lunch 12 noon (1pm on Sundays),
Dinner 5:15pm
Where: 3050 Veda St. (Distribution Center)
Redding, CA 96001
530-244-6810
Job training & Academic Center
530-242-5920
Medical Services (including dental)
Hope Van (on-site every Thursday 8am – 3pm)
New Life recovery programs
Resource Center 530-229-0953
Shelter services 530-242-5920
One SAFE Place
2250 Benton Dr
Redding, CA 96003
24 hour crisis hotline:
530-244-0117
ospshasta.org
One SAFE Place provides “legal services, safety, and emotional support, education to intimate partners, children, and seniors affected by domestic violence and sexual assault.”
• Non-profit Organization
• Volunteers needed
The Salvation Army
2691 Larkspur Ln
Redding, CA 96002
530-222-2207
redding.salvationarmy.org
Salvation Army provides services and help for low income families such as food, social services, budgeting classes and utility bills. Requires ID, proof of income of all living in household & proof of address. Call or stop by for more information.
• Non-profit Organization
• Volunteers needed
PROGRAMS:
Emergency Food Pantry:
When: 10am-11:30am Tuesday & Thursday
Where: 2691 Larkspur Ln
Redding, CA 96002
530-222-2207
Cost: No Fee
DONATIONS:
The Salvation Army Family Store & Donation Center
4460 Westside Rd
Redding, CA 96001
530-244-2296
Nation’s Finest
(Formerly called Veterans Resource Center)
153 Hartnell Ave #100
Redding, CA 96002
530-223-3211
nationsfinest.org
The Redding Veterans Resource center assists veterans in finding housing (transitional or permanent), utility assistance and connects them with
supportive resources.
• Non-profit Organization
• Volunteers needed