The Aging and Disability Resource Center offers a "one-stop-shop" for public and private programs at the community level that will help individuals make informed decisions about their service and support options.
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Services offered by the Capital Agency on Aging include:
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| Nutritionally balanced meals delivered to homebound frail or disabled elderly. |
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| Nutritionally balanced meals served in community settings. |
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| Provides transportation to places such as senior centers, medical appointments and social service agencies. |
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| Provides assistance with light housework, shopping or paying bills. |
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| Non-medical assistance with transferring, bathing, dressing, eating and toileting for disabled elderly with no other means of support. |
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Supportive services (respite care, personal care, sitter services) for family caregivers of older persons..
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| Telephone calls to check on older persons and/or provide emergency response units. |
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Protective services are provided to elderly who have been harmed or are in danger of being harmed by another or by themselves.
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| Services to maintain and/or improve mental and physical well being (exercise, health screenings, medication management education, nutrition education, socialization and recreation). |
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Legal advice, counseling, and representation provided by professional legal service corporations.
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| Provides short-term utility bill assistance to low-income elderly who meet eligibility . |
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 The SenioRx Program connects qualified, low-income people with discount prescription drugs, direct from the pharmaceutical manufacturer.
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All services not available in every parish. Please see the Services by Parish page for detailed information for your parish.
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