Senior Adult Services

Senior Adult Services is a non-profit organization committed to caring for seniors as they face either short or long term changes in abilities caused by illness or age. Supportive services such as home delivered meals, home modifications and transportation help seniors live independently in their homes. Caregivers of seniors receive information, consultations and emotional support to enhance their ability to meet the needs of aging loved ones.

Our organization is small in staff, but big in volunteerism. Each year over 400 volunteers are involved in the provision of services. The cities of Addison, Carrollton, Coppell and Farmers Branch contract with Senior Adult Services to ensure that senior residents have the assistance they need. Additional support comes from United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, the Metrocrest Medical Foundation and contributions from individuals, businesses, clubs and churches in the community.

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to improve the lives of seniors and caregivers when they face the challenges of aging. We believe that we can have the greatest impact by giving seniors more choices and enhancing their independence, by supporting family caregivers and by involving the community in the delivery of services.

OUR VALUES

We Value Choices

Because each senior has unique needs, when they need assistance, they should be able to evaluate and choose from a variety of options.

We Value Dignity

Older people can and should use the wisdom of a lifetime to make their own decisions. Their independence should be encouraged and their preferences respected.

We Value Family

Because seniors rely on family caregivers when they need help, caregivers and older family members both benefit from caregiving information and education.

We Value Community

When government, business, civic organizations and individuals all work together, we can improve the lives of our senior neighbors.

Seniors

Senior Adult Services The Gravley Center 1111 W. Belt Line #110 Carrollton, TX 75006 (972) 242-4464