Aging & Disability Resource Center

The Adult Activity Center of Ellensburg, located at 506 S. Pine St., is a vibrant community hub in Ellensburg, WA. With Katelyn Clavette as the AAC Coordinator, this center offers a wide range of activities and resources for adults, fostering a sense of connection and engagement within the community.Generated from the website

Aging and Adult Care of Central Washington works with and through community organizations to administer a wide range of services for adults 60 years and above and people with disabilities. Some of its services include case management, family caregiver support program, kinship caregivers support program, nursing services, long-term care ombudsman services, mental health ombudsman services and senior farmers market nutrition program. AACCW serves Adams, Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Lincoln, and Okanogan counties in the state of Washington. The agency and its programs are funded through a partnership of federal, state and local governments. The grant is allocated through the Administration on Aging and, with state funds, is distributed to the AACCW through the Aging and Disabilities Services Administration of the Department of Social and Health Services. AACCW is part of the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging and Washington Association of Area Agencies on Aging. AACCW has branches in East Wenatchee, Moses Lake and Omak, Wash.

Quincy Seniors Center is a community hub that offers a range of services and activities tailored to meet the needs of older adults in Quincy, WA. With a focus on promoting social engagement and overall well-being, the center provides a welcoming space for seniors to connect, learn, and enjoy a variety of programs designed to enhance their quality of life. Generated from their business information