The Los Angeles County Aging & Disabilities Department offers a variety of programs and services to support older adults, caregivers, and families.
These services are designed to help older adults live safely, stay healthy, and remain independent in their homes and communities.
The Aging & Disabilities Department administers Los Angeles County’s Area Agency on Aging (AAA), which plans and provides services for adults age 60 and older.
Area Agencies on Aging were established under the Older Americans Act to help older adults remain independent, healthy, and safe in their homes, especially those with the greatest economic or social need.
Below are programs available through Los Angeles County’s AAA. These services support nutrition, health, caregiving, legal needs, and more.
Not sure where to start? Call (800) 510-2020 or 211 to get connected to the right program.
Provides nutritious meals to older adults through home delivery or group dining to support health, reduce hunger, and promote social connection.
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Offers workshops and group programs that help older adults manage chronic conditions, prevent falls, and improve overall health and well-being.
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Provides food assistance to older adults and families through community and senior centers, including select meal sites.
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Provides care management services that connect older adults and adults with disabilities to community services to help them remain safely at home and avoid institutional care.
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Provides in-home and community-based services such as personal care, homemaker assistance, and case management to support independence.
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Supports unpaid caregivers by providing counseling, training, respite care, and other services to reduce caregiver stress and support those they care for.
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Provides free, unbiased counseling to help individuals understand Medicare, Medi-Cal, and long-term care insurance options..
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Provides free legal advice, assistance, and representation for older adults and eligible caregivers on issues affecting safety and independence.
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Advocates for residents of long-term care facilities by investigating complaints and addressing concerns about care, safety, and rights.
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Provides part-time, paid job training opportunities to help older adults build skills and transition into employment.
Learn MoreEldercare Locator
The Eldercare Locator is a nationwide service that connects older adults and caregivers with trusted local support resources.
It can help you find services such as meals, home care, transportation, and caregiver support, including training and respite services.
The Eldercare Locator is a public service of the Administration on Aging, part of the U.S. Administration for Community Living (ACL).
Website: eldercare.acl.gov
Call: (800) 677-1116