Sound Generations

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2208 2nd Ave Ste 100

Seattle, WA 98121

+1 (206) 448-5757

https://soundgenerations.org

Sound Generations is a multiservice nonprofit organization based in Seattle, Washington, dedicated to partnering with older adults to provide essential and inclusive services that support their journey through life. The organization is committed to addressing inequities in aging, fostering a diverse and equitable community, and promoting positive aging experiences for all individuals.

With a wide range of services, including food security, health and wellness programs, and legal assistance, Sound Generations aims to enhance the quality of life for seniors in Seattle and the greater King County area. Through initiatives like the Elder Education Institute and community dining programs, they strive to create a sense of belonging and support for older adults, ensuring they can age in place with dignity and access to necessary resources.

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