Elderly Citizens and Adults with Disabilities

AMCAB – 228-6522 X 301
Meals on Wheels Program supports families and individuals to improve their quality of life. The Home Delivered Meal Program is often an essential form of support necessary to keep an elderly person living in their home with independence and dignity.

Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging- 485-5527: Western Township Outreach worker: An outreach worker serves senior citizens by assessing individual senior needs, assisting family members, and arranging in-home services.

Negaunee Senior Center - 475-6266
Provides outreach to seniors in Negaunee, as well as Negaunee & Richmond Townships who are in need of assistance. Coordinates services to help seniors remain independent in their homes as long as possible.

Propylon Nonprofit Housing - 228-4446
Tenants receive the services available for personal care/chores, medical equip. & supplies, health/dental care and transportation to ensure the tenants remain in an independent setting.

Retired Senior Volunteer Program - 226-4184
RSVP Volunteer Support: Volunteers are supported in their effort through training, placement, meal and mileage reimbursement, recognition and liability insurance, thus enabling all seniors over age 55 to become engaged in meaningful volunteer services.

United Cerebral Palsy Michigan - 226-9903 Assistive Technology Center serves seniors and adults with disabilities to increase their independence and functioning through a variety of assistive devices.

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