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A diverse range of services are provided to enhance
the lives of Geauga County citizens. Programs aid in keeping vulnerable
seniors healthy and safe in their home environments.
WomenSafe
provides educational programs on the dynamics of elder abuse for
any interested group or organization free of charge.
Suggested audiences for this presentation are elders, elderly care
staff, and primary care givers. We all recognize that our quality
of life is not just how long we live, but also how well we live
in later years. WomenSafe, Inc.
who provides resources for victims of domestic violence, is dedicated
to helping those in our community live healthy, violence-free lives.
To schedule an educational program, please call Education Specialist,
Juli Hazen at 440-285-0211.
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Senior Information Line
Call 2-1-1 or 1(888)386-3194
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| NEW SERVICE: "Benefits Eligibility Screening"
is a free screening to help identify federal and state programs
that older adults are entitled to ranging from health care benefits
to reduced taxes. Any Geauga County Senior may request a free
and confidential eligibility screening with a Certified Information
and Referral Specialist by dialing 2-1-1. Screenings are done
on Monday and Tuesday mornings. |
"The Senior Discretionary
Fund" is available to provide up to $150 per year per
household to qualifying seniors and disabled individuals needing
assistance ranging from home medical supplies to utility bills
(8:00 am. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday) |
| "Vial of Life" - This simple
concept can save a life. Each FREE packet contains a vial, refrigerator
magnet and medical information sheet. Emergency Personnel called
to your home can easily access this information. FORMS MUSTS
BE UPDATED when a change in medication or health occurs. For
your FREE PACKET and instructions simply call 2-1-1 First
Call for Help. |
"Temporary Emergency Financial
Assistance" Geauga County residents facing housing,
medical or utility emergencies are eligible to receive necessary
funding from several charitable organizations, including the
2-1-1 First Call For Help, to resolve these temporary conditions
(8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Monday through Friday) |
| "Geauga Hunger Task Force"
- Distributes emergency food to any Geauga County resident in
need. Run by volunteers who work out of seven conveniently located
pantries on an "on-call basis". |
Seniors can call for information on such issues as: Health
Care * Home Health Care * Rehabilitation Services * Medicaid
* Assisted Living * Physical therapy * Medicare * Support
Service
Call 2-1-1 to order the following free products:
* Senior Moving Guide * Vial of Life * Volunteer Opportunities
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