Resources

Get help with daily tasks, transportation, yard work, etc.

Organized by Catholic Charities.

Find help for aging adults through Washington State Department of Social and Health Services and SE Aging and Long Term Care.

(509) 529-6470

Many of us take more medications as we age. Use these strategies for medication management for seniors to avoid medication errors.

This guide details the laws behind dementia and driving, what are signs of unsafe driving, how to talk to a person about quitting driving, and how a person with dementia can still maintain some independence.

Get grocery items at local food distribution centers. Blue Mountain Action Council organizes food banks in Walla Walla, Burbank, Touchet, Dayton and Prescott.

Senior only food drive: 3rd Thursday of every month, 1-4pm at 921 W Cherry St, Walla Walla.

Get support for end-of-life. Hospice addresses the needs of the patient and family during the last stages of an illness, not just the last hours, days, or weeks of life.

Explore these 16 online learning resources for adults and dive into a new topic that interests you.

Written specifically with insight from nurses, this article covers essential medical knowledge for senior caregivers.

Sign up for Dial-a-Ride and request transportation. Dial-a-Ride is for those with mobility issues or those that cannot use the public fixed routes.

Know how to recognize and protect yourself from scams.

Learn about DIY modifications such as railings, lighting, and flooring to prevent falls at home.

Unfortunately, seniors have a higher likelihood of being diagnosed with mesothelioma, a type of lung cancer associated with asbestos exposure. There are emerging and effective treatment options for mesothelioma that can enhance a patient's life expectancy and overall quality of life.