The Orange County Aging Services Collaborative brings together nonprofit and governmental senior service providers who are committed to effectively meeting the needs of our aging community through ongoing coordination.

JUST RELEASED!

Report on Aging in Orange County 2023

On May 16th the Report on Aging in Orange County will be shared with the public, followed up with a webinar on May 31st. This Report maps the system of senior support and data available in six key areas: the digital divide, food insecurity, social isolation, transportation, housing insecurity, and disabilities.

Member Spotlight

Office on Aging

Orange County’s Office on Aging serves as the lead advocate for older adults, age 60 and older, residing in the county ensuring that older adults experience a high quality of life characterized by independence, safety, health, transportation, affordable housing, appropriate nutrition, and social activity.

City of Hope OC

City of Hope is a nationally ranked top-10 cancer center offering patients renowned cancer expertise, breakthrough research and leading-edge treatments right here in Orange County. City of Hope Orange County Lennar Foundation Cancer Center — the most advanced comprehensive cancer center in Orange County — provides access to 600 physicians and more than 1,000 researchers and scientists who only focus on cancer. Construction is underway on Orange County’s only specialty cancer hospital, opening in 2025

Hoag Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute

Nationally ranked in the top 50 of 4,500 hospitals for neurology and neurosurgery, and high performing (top 10%) for stroke care, Hoag’s Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute offers a seamless spectrum of experts, the latest technology, dedicated facilities and advanced clinical research for treating disorders of the brain, mind and spine. Our experts are helping individuals and families gain the upper hand on Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive disorders.

Strategic Plan Initiatives

The OC Aging Service Collaborative has identified 4 key initiatives to improve the lives of older adults in our community. We can all successfully grow older and wiser together.

Housing

Nonprofit housing developers and universities will work together to identify the disparity between older adult housing needs in Orange County and housing availability. Release study findings to community leaders at an OCSPA Summit.

Elder Abuse Prevention

The Elder Abuse Prevention Committee hosts a World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) event every year on June 15th. These events showcase and educate stakeholders, providers, and community members on elements of elder abuse, abuse prevention, and resources for older adults.

Food Security

The Food Security and Nutrition Committee aims to educate older adults on food services such as CalFresh, restaurant meal programs, food banks and more.

Healthcare

The Healthcare Committee serves OC older adults using a whole health approach to address/support their overall physical, social, emotional and mental health.

Contact US

Interested in learning more about the
OC Aging Services Collaborative?

Jocelyn Rubio at Jocelyn.Rubio@alzoc.org

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