D.C. Office On Aging Senior Service Network
0D.C. Office on AgingSenior Service NetworkTelephone DirectoryGovernment of th0e District of ColumbiaVincent C. Gray, MayorJuly 2013
WELCOME TO THE D.C. OFFICE ON AGINGSENIOR SERVICE NETWORKNote: Please be advised that telephone numbers and addresses aresubject to change. If you wish to submit changes or additions forinclusion in the next edition, please call Information and Assistance at(202) 724-5626 or email the changes to:D.C. Office on AgingInformation and Assistance Unit500 K St. NEWashington, D.C. 20002dcoa@dc.govIn accordance with the D.C. Human Rights Act of 1997, as amended, D.C. Official Code section21401.01 et seq.,(Act) the District of Columbia does not discriminate. Section 2-1402.31 (a) prohibitsacts performed wholly or partially for discriminatory reason: To deny, directly or indirectly, any personthe full and equal employment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, andaccommodations of any place of public accommodations.Agency Notice of Non-DiscriminationThe D.C. Office on Aging does not discriminate on the basic of actual or perceived: race, color, religion,national origin, sex, age, marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity orexpression, familial status, family responsibilities, matriculation, political affiliation, genetic information,disability, source of income and place of residence or business. Sexual harassment is a form of sexdiscrimination which is prohibited by the Act. In addition, harassment based on any of the aboveprotected categories is prohibited by the Act. Discrimination in violation of the act will not be tolerated.Violators will be subjected to disciplinary action.
TABLE OF CONTENTSMission Statement . iOffice on Aging Overview .iiAdult Day Care Services . 1Adult Education . 2Advocacy And Ombudsman Service . 3Case Management . 4Emergency and Group Housing . 5Employment & Job Training . 6Group (Congregate) Meals . 7Health Care/In-Home Support . 13Legal Services . 14Recreation/Socialization . 15Transportation . 16Wellness Programs . 17Most Frequently Requested Numbers . 18
“Meeting the Needs of the District’s Elderly”MISSION STATEMENTThe mission of the District of Columbia Office onAging is to advocate, plan, implement, and monitorprograms in health, education, employment, ce, dignity, and choice for our seniorcitizens.i
D.C. Office on AgingThe Office on Aging is the District of Columbia’s Agency on Aging thatoversees direct services to persons 60 and older through a Senior ServiceNetwork. Within the Senior Service Network are eight community-basedagencies, funded by the Office on Aging, to provide nutritious and tastymeals, social and recreational activities, as well as information on stayingwell. However, seniors are required to become registered participants inorder to use the services. In-house, the Office on Aging operates two directservices programs: the Senior Employment and Training Program and theInformation and Assistance Unit. The Office on Aging also oversees twonursing homes within the District. Other services provided through thecommunity agencies include: Adult Day Care; Adult Education; EmergencyShelter; Health Insurance Counseling; In-Home Relief; Legal Services; andTransportation.Community Based Lead Agencies:Terrific Inc.1222 T Street, NW, D.C. 20009Service Area: Ward 1(202) 234-4128Fax: (202) 234-8145Seabury Ward 5 Aging Services2900 Newton Street, NE, D.C. 20018Service Area: Ward 5(202) 529-8701Fax: (202) 832-0127IONA Senior Services4125 Albemarle Street, NW, D.C. 20016Service Area: Wards 3 and parts of 2(202) 966-1055Fax: (202) 895-0244Family Matters Aging Services Ward 61318 H Street, NE, D.C. 20002Service Area: Ward 6(202) 397-1725Fax: (202) 397-1729East River Family StrengtheningCollaborative3917 Minnesota Ave. NE, D.C. 20019Service Area: Ward 7(202) 534-4880Fax: (202) 388-7691Family Matters of GreaterWashington1507 9th Street, NW, D.C. 20036Service Area: Ward 2(202) 232-4202Fax: (202) 518-8922Terrific Inc.418 Missouri Avenue, NW D.C. 20011Service Area: Ward 4(202)882-1824Fax: (202)234-8145iiFamily Matters of GreaterWashington4301 9th Street SE, D.C. 20032Service Area: Ward 8(202) 562-6860
Office on Aging Based ProgramsAging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)This is a one-stop for services assisting the District's elderly and personswith disabilities in maximizing their independence and improving theirquality of life by linking them. with a range of private and public services inone single location. Over a dozen government agencies, private and nonprofit organizations are collaborating with the Aging and DisabilityResource Center to provide District residents with a simple and streamlinedprocess for getting the guidance and information they need. For moreinformation on the D.C. ADRC, please contact us by TTY: (202) 724-8925,toll free: 1.877.919 ADRC (2372), OR JUST DIAL 311. You can also visitthe ADRC online at www.adrc.dc.govADRC/Information and AssistanceInformation and Assistance operates Monday through Friday, 8:30 am –4:45 pm, excluding holidays. Seniors, family members, caregivers andothers may call (202) 724-5626 to inquire about or access services that areavailable to seniors in the District of Columbia. Walk-ins are welcome.ADRC/Job Training and Employment ProgramThe Older Workers Employment and Training Program (OWETP) assistsDistrict residents 55 years of age and older with finding jobs. The olderworker gains additional income, an expanded support system and personalgrowth. The employment and training program may be contacted by calling(202) 724-3662Outreach and PublicationsState Plan on AgingDistrict of Columbia State Plan on Aging outlines the current and plannedefforts of the D.C. Office on Aging to meet the needs of District of Columbiaresidents age 60 and older and persons with disabilities. For moreinformation contact (202) 724-5626Spotlight on AgingThe Spotlight on Aging is a monthly insert in the area’s Senior BeaconNewspaper that is available at senior centers, housing, businesses andother places throughout the District as well as online via the Office onAging Website, www.dcoa.dc.gov. The insert highlight activities, specialalerts and programs and services that serve District of Columbia seniorcitizens.
D.C. Office on Aging Nursing FacilitiesWashington Center for Aging Services2601 18th Street, NE Washington, D.C. 20018 (Ward 5)In July of 2010, the District/Office on Aging entered a long-term groundlease with Stoddard Baptist Foundation to operate and manage theWashington Center for Aging Services (WCAS). Previously, the Districtmanaged a contract with VMT to operate the facility on behalf of the city.The decision to move forward with this new public-private partnership doesnot change the fact that the District still owns the facility. WCAS willcontinue to be a Medicare/Medicaid certified facility with 259-beds thatprovides skilled and intermediate nursing care to residents 60 years of ageand older. The facility will also continue to provide geriatric day careservices (adult day care) called "Center Care", an Alzheimer’s special careunit, and offer respite care or short-term relief for caregivers, based onavailability. According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services(CMS), the nursing home has a 3 out of 5 star rating. The nursing homeratings change periodically; therefore, please visit www.medicare.gov for amore current evaluation. or additional information about this facility, pleasecall the WCAS Nursing Home Administrator at (202) 541-6200.Unique Residential Care Center901 First Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20001 (Ward 2)In December of 2010, the District/Office on Aging entered a long-term groundlease with Vital Management Team (VMT) to operate and manage JB JohnsonNursing Center (JBJ). Previously, the District managed a contract with VMT tooperate the facility on behalf of the city. JB Johnson, a 230-bedMedicare/Medicaid certified facility, will continue to be a District-owned nursingfacility. It will also continue to provide skilled and intermediate nursing care toresidents as young as 18 years of age.According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), this nursingfacility also has a 3 out of 5 star rating. The nursing home ratings changeperiodically; therefore please visit www.medicare.gov for a more currentevaluation. For additional information about this facility, please call the JBJohnson Nursing Home Administrator at (202) 535-1100.iv
ADULT DAY CARE SERVICESAdult day care programs provide specialized care for dependent individualsat-risk of going into an institution. Services may include medical, social,therapeutic, and recreational support in a supervised setting. Meals andtransportation are provided. There is no fee for service. However,donations are encouraged.Center Care Day Treatment ProgramWashington Center for Aging Services2601 18th Street, NE, D.C. 20018(202) 541-6150 / (202) 541-6153Fax: (202) 576-6886Downtown Cluster's Day Care CenterAsbury Methodist Church926 11th Street, NW, D.C. 20002(202) 347-7527Fax: (202) 347-6983Genevieve N. Johnson Senior Day Care Program4817 Blagden Avenue, NW, D.C. 20011(202) 723-8537Fax: (202) 726-1474Isabella Breckinridge Center4125 Albemarle Street, NW, D.C. 20016(202) 895-0238Fax: (202) 895-02371
ADULT COMPUTER CLASSESAdult computer classes are offered in all of DC Office on Aging SeniorWellness Centers. This service provides opportunities for seniors to acquireknowledge, skills and general competence that will enable them to continueto participate in the broader social and political community. Registrationsfor classes are required and advance students are welcome. There is nofee for participating.Congress Heights Senior Wellness Center3500 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE, D.C. 20032(202) 563-7225Fax: (202) 563-5591Bernice Elizabeth Fonteneau Wellness Center3531 Georgia Avenue, NW, D.C. 20010(202) 727-0338Model Cities Senior Wellness Center1901 Evarts Street, NE, D.C. 20018(202) 635-1900Fax: (202) 635-1477UDC - Institute of Gerontology – BODYWISE Program4200 Connecticut Avenue, NW,Building 32, Rm 203, D.C. 20008(202) 274-6651Fax: (202) 274-6605Hattie Holmes Senior Wellness Center324 Kennedy Street NW D.C. 20011(202) 291-6170Fax: (202) 291-2790The Washington Seniors Wellness Center3001 Alabama Avenue SE, D.C. 20020(202) 581-9355Fax: (202) 575-2736Hayes Senior Wellness Center500 K St. NE, DC 20002(202) 563-72252
ADVOCACY AND OMBUDSMAN SERVICEThis service advocates for older people living in nursing homes andcommunity residence facility throughout the District of Columbia. The staffworks on issues of concern to CRF and nursing home residents and onresolving complaints by family and residents. There is no fee for service.Donations are encouraged.Legal Counsel for the Elderly - AARPD.C. Long Term Care Ombudsman Office601 E Street, NW, Room A-4, D.C. 20049(202) 434-2190Fax: (202) 434-6464DC Commission on AgingThe District of Columbia Commission on Aging is a citizens’ advisory groupto the Mayor, District City Council, Office on Aging, and the general publicon the needs and concerns of older Washingtonians. The 15Commissioners are appointed by the Mayor and serve as advocates onbehalf of the District's 100,000 senior citizens. There is also a MiniCommission on Aging in most Wards which advocates for seniors in theirrespective neighborhoods.D.C. Commission on Aging500 K Street N.E., DC 20002(202) 724-56223
CASE MANAGEMENTThis program links the frail/vulnerable elderly with needed services andfollow-up in order to postpone, or in some cases eliminate, the need forinstitutionalization. There are eight sites. There is no fee for service.Donations are encouraged.SITESTerrific Inc.122 T Street, NW, D.C. 20009Service Area: Ward 1(202)387-9001Seabury Ward 5 Aging ServicesService Area: Ward 52900 Newton Street, NEFirst Floor, D.C. 20018(202) 529-8701Fax : (202) 832-0127Family Matters of GreaterWashingtonService Area: Ward 21507 9th Street, NW, D.C. 20001(202) 232-4202Fax: (202) 518-8922Family Matters Aging ServicesWard 6Service Area: Ward 61318 H Street, NE, D.C. 20002(202) 397-1725Fax: (202) 397-1729IONA Senior ServicesService Area: Ward 34125 Albemarle Street, NWD.C. 20016East River Family StrengtheningCollaborativeService Area: Ward 73917 Minnesota Avenue, NED.C. 20019(202) 534-4880Fax: (202) 388-7961(Foggy Bottom and Dupont Circle)Ward 2(West of Rock Creek Park)(202) 895-0234(202) 966-1055Fax: (202) 895-0244Family Matters of GreaterWashingtonService Area: Ward 84301 Ninth Street, SE, D.C. 20032(202) 562-6860Fax: (202) 562-7825Terrific Inc.Service Area: Ward 4418 Missouri Avenue, NW D.C.20011(202) 882-18244
EMERGENCY AND GROUP HOUSINGThese programs seek to meet the housing needs of older Washingtoniansby providing temporary shelter in emergency situations and supportivehousing. Call for information.Kuehner Place, Shelter for Abused Elderly and Neglected1667 Good Hope Road, SE, D.C. 20020(202) 583-7602 Ext 107Fax: (202) 583-3252Seabury At Home First2501 18th Street, NE, D.C. 20018(202) 635-9384Fax: (202) 832-47115
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAININGThe Older Workers Employment and Training Program (OWETP)assists District residents 55 years of age and older with finding jobs. Theolder worker gains additional income, an expanded support system andpersonal growth. The employment and training program may be contactedby calling (202) 724 -3662.D.C. Office on Aging500 K Street, NE, D.C. 20002(202) 724-3662Fax: (202) 727-1569This program provides training to Senior Service Network personnelserving older Washingtonians to enhance their skills in serving thevulnerable elderly.Howard University School of Social WorkStaff Development and Training for D.C. Office on Aging601 Howard Place, NW, Room 319, D.C. 20059(202) 806-7300Fax: (202) 387-43096
GROUP MEAL PROGRAMS (Congregate Meals)Meals are served in a group setting at various sites around the city. Adviceand guidance on dietary intake are provided to individuals for improvingtheir nutritional status. There is no charge for meals. However,contributions are encouraged. Noon meals are served at all centers. SeniorCenters and Wellness Centers also offer meals, recreation and otheractivities. The following lead agencies coordinate the group meals programby ward. Contact the lead agency in your ward for more information.Terrific Inc.1222 T Street, NW D.C. 2009Ward 1(202) 234-4128Fax: (202) 234-8145Seabury Ward 5 Aging Services2900 Newton Street, NEFirst Floor, D.C. 20018Ward 5(202) 529-8701Fax: (202) 832-0127Family Matters of GreaterWashington1507 9th Street, NW, D.C. 20036Ward 2(202) 232-4202Fax: (202) 518-8922Family Matters Aging ServicesWard 61318 H Street NE D.C., 20002Ward 6(202) 547-1200Fax: (202) 397-1729IONA Senior Services4125 Albemarle Street, NW,D.C. 20016Ward 3 West of Rock Creek Park,Foggy Bottom andDupont Circle Areas (Ward 2)(202) 966-1055TTY: (202) 895-9444Fax: (202) 895-0244East River Family StrengtheningCollaborative3917 Minnesota Avenue, NED.C. 20019Ward 7(202) 534-4880Fax: (202) 388-7691Terrific Inc.418 Missouri Avenue, NW D.C.20011 Ward 4(202)882-1824Family Matters of GreaterWashington4301 9th Street, SE, D.C. 20032Ward 8(202) 562-6860Fax: (202) 562-78257
GROUP MEAL CENTERS BY WARDSite NameWARD 1LocationPhonePaul LawrenceDunbar2001 15th Street, NW 20009(202) 939-9035Columbia Heights2900 14th Street, NW 20009(202) 939-9034Vida Senior Center1842 Calvert Street, NW 20009(202) 483-1508Garfield Terrace2301 11th Street, NW 20001(202) 939-9038Harvard Towers1845 Harvard Street, NW 20009(202) 939-9005Sarah’s Circle2551 17th Street NW 20009(202) 332-1400WARD 2Location417 G Place, NW 20001Phone(202) 842-4376Asbury MethodistChurch/DowntownCluster’s Day Care926 11th Street, NW 20001(202) 347-7527Claridge Towers1221 M Street, NW 20005(202) 682-7503James ApartmentBuilding1424 N Street, NW 20005(202) 673-4460St. Mary's Court725 24th Street, NW 20037(202) 659-5645Family Matters OasisSenior Center for theHomeless1226 Vermont Avenue, NW20005(202) 265-2017Site NameAsian/Pacific IslanderSenior Services Center8
WARD 3LocationPhoneAdas Israel2850 Quebec Street, NW 20008(202) 363-7530St. Albans EpiscopalChurch3001 Wisconsin Avenue, NW20016(202) 363-8286Ext. 212Site NameSite NameWARD 4LocationPhoneTerrific Inc.1222 T Street NW, 20009Colony House930 Farragut Street, NW 20011 (202) 882-3881First Baptist SeniorCenter715 Randolph Street, NW20011(202) 723-4313Ft. Stevens RecreationCenter1327 Van Buren Street, NW20012(202) 576-6916Genevieve JohnsonDay Care4817 Blagden Avenue, NW20011(202) 723-8537Hattie Holmes SeniorWellness Center324 Kennedy Street, NW20011(202) 291-6170Lamond RecreationCenter20 Tuckerman St. NE(202) 576-95419(202) 882-1824
Site NameWARD 5LocationPhoneBlind and VisuallyImpaired Senior Center1251 Saratoga Avenue, NE,20018 (Israel Baptist Church)(202) 269-9576Delta Towers1400 Florida Avenue, NE20002(202) 529-8701Edgewood Terrace #1635 Edgewood Street, NE20017(202) 832-8266Fort Lincoln I2855 Bladensburg Road, NE20018(202) 635-2392Fort Lincoln II3001 Bladensburg Road, NE20018(202) 529-7730Fort Lincoln III3298 Ft. Lincoln Drive, NE20018(202) 269-4530Green ValleyApartments2412 Franklin Street, NE 20018 (202) 635-0286Model Cities SeniorWellness Center1901 Evarts Street, NE 20018(202) 635-1900Kibar Halal NutritionCenter1519 Islamic Way, NW 20001(202)483-883210
Site NameWARD 6LocationPhoneCapper/Carrollsburg900 5th Street, SE 20003202/546-1024Asbury Dwelling1616 Marion Street, NW 20001(202) 745-7434Greenleaf SeniorBuilding1200 Delaware Avenue, SW20024(202) 554-3100Sibley Plaza1140 North Capitol Street, NW20002(202) 408-4700Haynes SeniorWellness Center500 K Street NE 20002(202) 727-0357WARD 7Site NameLocationPhoneDeanwoodRecreation Center1350 49th Street, NE 20019(202) 671-3077Phillip T. JohnsonSenior Center3440 Minnesota Avenue, SE20020(202) 584-4431Washington SeniorWellness CenterWeekend NutritionProgram3001 Alabama Avenue, SE, D.C.20020(202) 581-935511
.Site NameClaiborne House,Matthews MemorialChurchCongress HeightsSenior WellnessCenterWARD 8Location2616 Martin Luther King Jr.Avenue, SE 200203500 Martin Luther King Jr.Avenue SE 20032Phone(202) 610-0961(202) 563-7225DuPont Park896 Southern Ave. SE 20032Seventh DayAdventist Apartments(202) 562-1365Knox Hill Apartments2700 Jasper St. SE 20020(202) 610-0782Some’s SeniorCenter (KuehnerPlace)1667 Good Hope Road, SE 20020 (202) 797-8806Distribution Sites for Homebound MealsJudiciary House461 H St. NW 20001(202) 547-7202Ft. Lincoln I3001 Bladensburg Rd.NE 20017(202) 529-8701Beulah Baptist Church 5812 Dix St. NE 2001912(202) 534-4880
HEALTH CARE /IN-HOME SUPPORTHealth care and in-home support services are provided to help seniors inthe community maintain their independence and avoid prematureinstitutionalization. Call for further information.AL-CARE1234 Massachusetts Avenue, NWSuite C, D.C. 20005(202) 638-2382Fax: (202) 638-3169Home Care Partners1234 Massachusetts Avenue, NWSuite C-1002, D.C. 20005(202) 638-2382Fax: (202) 638-3169DC Caregivers’ Institute1234 Massachusetts Avenue, NWSuite C-1002, D.C. 20005(202) 464-1513Fax: (202) 638-3169Interfaith Caregivers Program(S.O.M.E.)1667 Good Hope Road, SED.C. 20020(202) 797-8806 Ext. 1304Fax: (202) 889-2515Family Matters of GreaterWashingtonHeavy Housecleaning1509 16th Street, NW, D.C. 20001(202) 289-1510 Ext. 1406Fax: (202) 518-8928UDC - Institute of GerontologyRespite Aide Program4200 Connecticut Avenue, NWBuilding 32, Rm. 203, D.C. 20008(202) 274-6623Fax: (202) 274-6605George Washington UniversityHealth Insurance Counseling2136 Pennsylvania Avenue, NWD.C. 20052(202) 994-6272Fax: (202) 293-4043Washington Center forAging Services (Respite)2601 18th Street, NE, D.C. 20018(202) 541-6200Fax: (202) 541-618813
LEGAL SERVICESLegal service programs are staffed by attorneys and paralegals whoappear on behalf of their clients in criminal, civil and/or administrativeactions and proceedings, in addition to offering legal advice and guidancewhen appropriate. This includes assistance with victims of abuse, medicalbills, advocacy, public benefits, drafting a will and establishing aconservatorship.Legal Counsel for the Elderly - AARP601 E Street, NW, Room A-4, D.C. 20049(202) 434-2120Fax: (202) 434-6464D.C. Office on Aging Notary Public Service500 K St., NE, D.C. 20002(202) 724-5622Fax: (202) 724-497914
RECREATION/SOCIALIZATIONThese programs provide opportunities for older individuals to participate inand enjoy the recreational, artistic, cultural and volunteer activities of theirchoice. Meals are served in a group settingD.C. Department of Parks andRecreation Senior Services DivisionColumbia Heights Community Center1480 Girard Street, NW, Suite 420, D.C. 20009(202) 664-7153Fax: (202) 671-2596SENIOR CENTERSCapper/Carrollsburg900 5th Street SEWashington, DC 20003202/546-1024Fax: (202) 544-5049Asian Services Senior Center417 G Place, NW, D.C. 20001(202) 842-4376Fax: (202) 842-5437Barney Senior CenterTerrific Inc 1222 T St. NWD.C. 20009(202)387-9001Dwelling Place1667 Good Hope Road, SED.C. 20020(202) 583-7602Fax: (202) 583-3252Seabury Ward 5 Aging Services(Israel Baptist Church) SeniorCenter for the Blind and VisuallyImpaired1251 Saratoga Avenue, NED.C. 20018(202) 529-8701Fax: (202) 832-0127First Baptist Senior Center715 Randolph Street, NWD.C. 20011(202) 723-4313Fax: (202) 541-9537Phillip T. Johnson Senior CenterEast River Family StrengtheningCollaborative3441 Minnesota Avenue, SED.C. 20020(202) 584-4431Fax: (202) 584-0064Vida Senior Center1842 Calvert Street, NW, D.C. 20009(202) 483-1508Fax: (202) 588-580615
TRANSPORTATIONTransportation is provided for medical appointments, recreation and socialoutings, and other needs. Please contact the Lead Agency in your Ward.Call 'N' Ride / Door to Door Taxicab Transportation Program2601 18th Street, NE D.C. 20018(202) 715-7652Fax: (202) 715-7647Washington Elderly Handicapped Transportation Service2601 18th Street, NE, D.C. 20018(202) 715-7649Fax: (202) 715-7647D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation1480 Girard Street, NW, D.C. 20009(202) 671-0394Fax: (202) 671-259016
WELLNESS PROGRAMSEach of these programs includes a health education component coveringtopics such as the safe use of medication, blood pressure screening, andthe benefits of exercise. Classes are conducted by appropriately trainedand certified instructors and encourage participants to exercise at their ownfitness level.Congress Heights Senior Wellness Center3500 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE, D.C. 20032(202) 563-7225Fax: (202) 563-5591Bernice Elizabeth Fonteneau Wellness Center3531 Georgia Avenue, NW, D.C. 20010(202) 727-0338Model Cities Senior Wellness Center1901 Evarts Street, NE, D.C. 20018(202) 635-1900Fax: (202) 635-1477UDC - Institute of Gerontology – BODYWISE Program4200 Connecticut Avenue, NW,Building 32, Room 203, D.C. 20008(202) 274-6651Fax: (202) 274-6605Hattie Holmes Senior Wellness Center324 Kennedy Street NW D.C. 20011(202) 291-6170Fax: (202) 291-2790The Washington Seniors Wellness Center3001 Alabama Avenue SE, D.C. 20020(202) 581-9355Fax: (202) 575-2736Hayes Senior Wellness Center500 K St. NE, DC 20002(202) 563-722517
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GOVERNMENTMOST FREQUENTLY REQUESTED NUMBERSEMERGENCIESFire Department:Medical Emergencies:Police Department, Emergencies:911911911POLICE DEPARTMENT DISTRICTSFirst DistrictSecond DistrictThird DistrictFourth DistrictFifth DistrictSixth DistrictSeventh District(202) 698-0555(202) 715-7300(202) 673-6815(202) 715-7400(202) 698-0150(202) 698-0880(202) 698-1500GENERAL INFORMATION AND HOT LINESAdult Protective ServicesAging Disability Resource Center (ADRC)Aging, Office onAids (Hotline)AIDS/HIV OfficeAnswers! PleaseATF (Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms)Alcohol and Drug Abuse ServicesBirth /Death RecordBoard of ElectionsBurial AssistanceCancer (Hotline)Crime Victims AssistanceD.C. Energy OfficeD.C. General HospitalD.C. City CouncilDomestic ViolenceD.C. Government Information (Call Center)Drug Problem (Hotline)Drug RehabilitationDrug Treatment ServicesEmployment ServicesFood Stamps(202) 541-3950(202) 724-5626(202) 724-5626(800) 232-4636(202) 671-4900(202) 311(800) 283-4867(800) 793-4357(202) 442-9303(202) 727-2525(202) 698-4112(800) 227-2345(202) 879-4216(202) 673-6750(202) 698-5000(202) 724-8000(202) 879-0152(202) 311(888) 294-3572(202) 671-5000(202) 671-5000(202) 724-7000(202) 724-550618
Foster CareHousing (Maintenance)Health Insurance CounselingHousing DiscriminationHuman Services, Dept. ofHypothermiaHealth Care (Spanish)HIV/AIDSHousingIncome Tax AssistanceIncome Tax Aid ReliefLatino AffairsLegal Aid Society of D.C.Legal Counsel for the ElderlyPublic Advocate (Mayor's Office)MedicaidMedicareMedicare Fraud HotlineMedicare Senior PatrolMedicare Patrol Project (Friendship House)People's Counsel, Office ofPoison Center, National CapitalProperty TaxesPublic Assistance (645 H Street, NE)Public Assistance (1207 Taylor Street, NW)Rape Crisis CenterRape Crisis HotlineRecreation InformationRecyclingRental Assistance ProgramsSexual AssaultSocial Security AdministrationSubstance AbuseSuicide PreventionSupplemental Food ProgramVeterans AffairsVeterans Benefits19(202) 442-6000(202) 535-1044(202) 994-6272(202) 727-4559(202) 671-4200(202) 671-5000(202) 483-5800(202) 671-4900(202) 435-3245(202) 727-4829(202) 727-4829(202) 671-2825(202) 628-1161(202) 434-2120(202) 727-2980(202) 724-5506(800) 633-4227(202) 434-2099(202) 544-2854(202) 675-9050(202) 727-3071(800) 222-1222(202) 727-4829(202) 698-4350(202) 576-8000(202) 232-0789(202) 333-7273(202) 664-7153(202) 727-1000(202) 535-1586(202) 442-9147(800) 772-1213(800) 622-4357(800) 793-4357(202) 535-1417(202) 724-5454(202) 633-8422
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where to turn for help. The Department of Aging and our partners are available to help older Pennsylvanians, their families and caregivers. To learn more about the Department of Aging, please visit our website at www.aging.pa.gov or call us at 717-783-1550. Respectfully, Robert Torres Secretary of Aging
HESSCO is one of 22 Area Agencies on Aging in Massachusetts. HESSCO also serves as one of 26 Aging Services Access Points (ASAP) within Massachusetts. Nineteen of these ASAPs are co-located with the Area Agency on Aging as in the HESSCO model. In its role as the Area Agency on Aging HESSCO plays a significant role in planning and
