
ADDITIONAL LIST OF RESOURCES
These additional resources, independently produced by their respective organizations, may provide services that extend beyond Los Angeles County’s services. These lists of resource providers may include community partners, non-profit organizations, and other institutions that support the well-being of older adults. **some of these organizations, programs and services may not be directly affiliated with the County of Los Angeles — consumer discretion is advised.
IN-PERSON INFORMATION SERVICES
L.A. County Aging & Disabilities Department’s Community and Senior Centers are information hubs for L.A. County aging services; they offer social and recreational space for older adults and general participants. For a list of Centers near you, please visit the link below, or call 1(800) 689-8514 or 211.
This office within the LA County Department of Public Health provides information to the public and technical assistance to providers on services for older adults.
Serving mostly older adults 55 years old and over, this service Provide Military, Veterans and their dependents (children and spouses) with assistance connecting to their State and Federal benefits.
WEB-BASED INFORMATION SERVICES
Maintained by the LA County Department of Public Health, this list of older adult services ranges from local non-profit organizations and commercial partnerships, to federal and state agency programs.
List of resources for elder adults curated by the Los Angeles County Library.
PALA is a multi-year initiative launched by L.A. County (County) and the City of Los Angeles (City) to enhance the region’s age-friendliness and prepare for a growing older adult population, which is on pace to double from 2010 to 2030. To build an age-friendly future throughout our region, the Action Plan outlines strategies across nine (9) domains of livability, as well as cross-cutting strategies that create infrastructure and systems.
INFORMATION SERVICES BY PHONE
This is a state-mandated 24 hours, 7 days a week, social services program. APS social workers investigate and respond to allegations of abuse, neglect or self-neglect, and exploitation of older and dependent adults who live in the community. Emergency situations are responded to immediately. After investigation, a service plan is developed, with the client’s consent, to meet their unique needs. For more information, please call (877) 477-3646.
Please call 1(800) 510-2020 or 211 to reach a centralized call center for aging services and receive one-on-one assistance from a live operator.
CONTACT:
Call 1(800) 510-2020 or 211.
Aging and Adult Services Information and Referral Call Center (AASI&RCC)
Older adults may sign up to receive phone calls from L.A. County Aging & Disabilities Department’s Community and Senior Centers staff to ensure their overall wellness, support, and and community connection. To sign up or for more information, please contact the Center nearest you.
Altadena Community Center: (626) 398-6174
Altadena Senior Center: (626) 798-0505
Antelope Valley Senior Center: (661) 726-4400
Asian Community Service Center: (310) 217-7300
Centro Maravilla Service Center: (323) 260-2804
East Los Angeles Service Center: (323) 260-2801
East Rancho Dominguez Community Center and Park: (310) 603-7401
Florence-Firestone Community Service Center: (323) 586-6502
Los Nietos Community and Senior Center: (562) 699-9898
Potrero Heights Park Community and Senior Center: (626) 927-5430
San Gabriel Valley Service Center: (626) 575-5431
San Pedro Service Center: (310) 519-6091
Santa Clarita Valley Community Center: (661) 254-0070
Willowbrook Senior Center: (310) 217-5650
211 LA (or 211 LA County) is the hub for community members and organizations seeking all types of health, human, and social services in Los Angeles County. Call 211 toll-free for personalized assistance.
CLINICAL SERVICES
This no-cost health program for doctor visits, emergency room visits, and prescription medications is for low-income older adults who are not eligible for any other coverage or health insurance.