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Family Service Agency of Santa Barbara is a nonprofit human service agency that helps youth, individuals, couples and seniors in dealing with various problems, including basic necessities, family violence, isolation, depression or threat of suicide, marital problems, parenting difficulties and children who are at risk. It offers family and children program that includes child guidance, family and individual counseling, family build project, school-based counseling and health programs. It also offers senior programs, such as services aimed at independent living, safe points, community outreach and homemaker program. Additionally, it offers resource and referral programs, including volunteers in action. It works in association with the Santa Barbara County Early Childhood Mental Health Collaborative, United Way of Santa Barbara County and Alliance for Children and Families. The agency is located in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Home Instead, based in Omaha, NE, offers in-home senior care services to help seniors age safely in the comfort of their own homes. Their dedicated team provides compassionate and personalized care to support seniors in maintaining their independence and quality of life. Generated from their website's infomation

The Alzheimer's Disease Association of Kern County (ADAKC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by Alzheimer's disease through various programs and services. Since its establishment in 1982, ADAKC has offered adult day care services, support groups, and educational classes aimed at enhancing the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of clients and providing relief for caregivers. ADAKC focuses on creating a supportive community for those navigating the Alzheimer's journey, offering resources such as crisis counseling, workshops, and respite programs. By encouraging community involvement through donations and volunteer opportunities, ADAKC continues to be a vital resource for Kern County residents dealing with the challenges of Alzheimer's disease. Generated from the website