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Resources

The Alliance on Aging’s professional staff can assist you in finding the answers to your questions. Whether you are recently Medicare-eligible and need help navigating the health insurance maze, or need information about long-term care resources, or seek emotional support and counseling during a difficult time, our caring staff are here to help.

The Alliance on Aging maintains a Senior Resource List of local organizations that serve older adults in Monterey County.

The Area Agency on Aging has also produced a comprehensive listing of agencies and organizations that provide vital services and resources for seniors in Monterey County.  Senior Resource Guide click here.   Guia De Servicios oprima aquí

For tips on preparing for extreme weather and safety planning – click on link below:

Heat waves and wildfires: How to prepare for internet outages

If you can’t find what you need on our website or in our resource list, please email us at JRogers@allianceonaging.org or call us at 831.655.1334 from the Monterey Peninsula and surrounding areas or at 831.758.4011 from Salinas and surrounding areas.

MONTEREY COUNTY MILITARY & VETERANS AFFAIRS ANNOUNCES NEW LOCATION IN MARINA:

The move-in date is anticipated to be Veterans Day, 2021 or shortly after. The building is located about one mile South of the Veterans Affairs clinic in  Marina at 2616 1st Ave.

This is a huge win for the Veteran community.   For more information, please read their newsletter, click here.

FOR VETERANS:  INFO ON MESOTHELIOMA 

If you are a veteran who has been exposed to asbestos in Navy ships, the Mesothelioma Veterans Center may be able to help you.  They have a free veterans packet that will explain the top treatments, doctors and VA benefits.  Asbestos was used in all U.S. Navy ships manufactured before 1980, and every Sailor or workman who served on these ships was likely exposed to asbestos.  Click here to visit their site.

MESOTHELIOMA:

Mesothelioma is a type of cancer that develops from the thin layer of tissue that covers many of the internal organs. More than 80% of mesothelioma cases are caused by exposure to asbestos.  As of 2013, over 125 million people worldwide have been exposed to asbestos at work.  Symptoms do not surface until decades later.  Mesothelioma are springing up in the elderly community. For more info about Mesothelioma, treatments and other resources, visit Mesothelioma.net