The DeKalb County Office of Aging helps adults 60 and older, and their caregivers, live safely and stay active. It runs case management, meals at home and at senior centers, in-home help, rides to senior centers, and seven senior centers. Call the main number to ask about services.
This is a neighborhood senior center run by the DeKalb County Office of Aging. It is a place for people 60 and older to take part in fitness, wellness, arts and technology activities, go on field trips, and eat a free weekday lunch. Members must live in DeKalb County.
Fulton County Senior Services runs senior centers across the county for older adults. The centers offer group meals, classes, health talks, fitness and activities. The county also lists home-delivered meals, in-home help, transportation and a senior information line.
Fulton County Senior Services is a county department that connects older adults to the help they need to stay active, cared for, and independent at home. Many services come through partner groups. You can call the STARline to ask about rides, financial help, and senior centers.
The City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation runs the city's parks and recreation centers. Its Office of Recreation offers afterschool care for kids, senior programs for ages 55 and up, swimming and aquatics, summer camps, and activities for people with disabilities. Many programs are low-cost, and fees are lower for Atlanta residents.
Agape is a nonprofit center on the west side of Atlanta that helps children, teens, families, and seniors. Kids from K-12 get tutoring, mentoring, dinner, and a ride home after school, plus summer camps. Older teens get college and career help, and seniors can join a daytime program.
The West End Family Life & Community Center is run by the West End Seventh-day Adventist Church. Its WE Serve outreach gives out food, free clothes, shoes and baby items on every other Tuesday. The center also has a daily seniors program with a hot lunch, youth activities, and help with resumes and faxing.
The City of College Park is the local government for College Park, Georgia, near the Atlanta airport. City Hall handles services like the city clerk, city manager, council meetings and a 311 line for requests. The city also runs recreation centers with youth sports, camps, and senior activities.
South Fulton Senior Services is a nonprofit for adults age 60 and older in South Fulton County. Case managers help people line up services like home delivered meals, in-home help and rides. The group also oversees four neighborhood senior centers and signs up volunteers.
Quality Living Services is a nonprofit in southwest Atlanta that serves people over age 50. Its senior center runs daily classes, meetings, special interest groups and social events. It also manages senior apartment communities and one family apartment community.
Liberty Group Senior Services runs Senior Day Out, an adult day care on Glenwood Avenue in Atlanta. Older adults spend the day with activities, exercise, two meals and a snack, medical oversight and door-to-door rides. It also gives family caregivers a break while they work or rest.
The Woodruff Arts Center is a campus in Midtown Atlanta that is home to the Alliance Theatre, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and the High Museum of Art. It offers plays, concerts, and art exhibits. It also runs arts classes, camps, school programs, and a free play space for children from birth to age five.
This is the Fulton County government department that connects older adults to help for aging well, care, and staying independent at home. Many services come through partner groups. You can call the STARline at (404) 613-6000 to ask about transportation, financial help, and other services, or contact one of four Senior Multipurpose Facilities.
Fulton County Department of Senior Services runs senior centers across Fulton County. Neighborhood Senior Centers serve group meals and offer classes, health education, fitness and activities. Four Senior Multipurpose Facilities offer classes, fitness, and other activities for adults age 55 and older.
Fulton County Senior Services is the county department that connects older adults to resources for staying active, getting care, and living independently. Much of the help comes through partner groups. Most people start by calling the STARline at (404) 613-6000.
Fulton County Senior Services is a county program for older adults in Fulton County. It runs senior centers, group meals, home-delivered meals, rides, in-home help, online classes, and a STARline phone line for referrals.
VHC Center South is a senior center in Lake City run with Viet Home Care that serves Vietnamese and other older adults. It helps eligible seniors sign up for a monthly USDA food box and gives out the boxes on Fridays. It also has a senior social center with activities and a meal, and help translating documents between Vietnamese and English.
This is the DeKalb County government department that connects families to help at every age, from babies to seniors. It runs services for older adults, programs for youth, rides for seniors, and grants for nonprofits. Call the main number to find the right office.
Empowerline is run by the Atlanta Regional Commission. It helps older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers in metro Atlanta. You can call and talk to a certified counselor for free, or search a database of local services.
The Clarkston Community Center is a nonprofit gathering place that opened in 1994. It offers free English classes, computer classes, youth after-school and summer programs, a morning program for older refugees, and arts and wellness classes. It also gives out emergency food and rents event space.