Friends of the
Encino-Tarzana
Library

Resources for Seniors

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Los Angeles City Dept. of Aging

Many resources, see pictures from their March 12, 2008 presentation at the Encino-Tarzana Library below.

California Dept. of Aging

See their Related Links - List of Helpful Sites

ONE Generation

Local free programs and resources for seniors, children, and their families: yoga, lunch, daycare, Farmer's Market, advice. Check the menus: Programs -- Senior Enrichment Center for a full list of programs and services including their class schedules and Friday movie schedules.

Pierce College Encore

Encore is a Pierce College program designed for older adults. Encore offers classes focusing on topics that promote independence, community engagement, personal growth and development, physical and cognitive health, and economic self-sufficiency.

The National Senior Citizens Law Center

The National Senior Citizens Law Center is a non-profit organization whose principal mission is to protect the rights of low-income older adults. It offers publications such as: "20 Common Nursing Home Problems -- and How To Resolve Them"

Retired and Senior Volunteer Program - L. A. Dept. of Parks and Recreation

The RSVP program promotes self-esteem among people 55 years of age and older by enabling them to use their skills and life-time experiences to be of service to others. Discover new places, new friends, and the rewards of dedication to a task that improves the quality of life in your local community.

"Where to turn for senior assistance" from the Los Angeles Times, March 3, 2008

Emphasis on information, technology, and specialists for aging in place

Senior Health

Center for Healthy Aging

Part of National Council on Aging. Look at Health Topics

Center for Disease Control and Prevention

Preventing falls among older adults Scroll down for a list of websites

National Institutes of Health

Health and wellness information for older adults.

From the Encino Sun 3/28/08 - 4/3/08 issue

Many resources for seniors listed in the following categories: activities and education, community programs and resources, health and wellness, volunteer opportunities, and senior discounts

Webrary Senior Center

Extensive resources, most are nation-wide (Morton Grove Public Library).

Los Angeles County Dept. of Community and Senior Services

Not very useful for city residents

Ms Rosario Isip explained the services offered by the Department of Aging	Refreshments were provided by the Friends of the Library	Ms Sheree Adams, Aide to Councilman Dennis P. Zine, mentioned help available through the Councilman's office.
There was standing room only for the presentation.