Resources for Seniors

Stay up-to-date on events, services, and programs available to senior residents in the City of Cleveland. The department also has a free Home Repair Resource Guide available, updated annually.

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For more information call 216.664.2833 or visit the City of Cleveland Department of Aging website.

Located at the LGBT Center in Detroit Shoreway, the Rainbow Pioneer Program is open to all members of the community 50 years of age or older. The program offers meals, low-impact exercise, art therapy and group discussions multiple times a week in a welcoming environment. No registration is necessary.

For schedule and more information, call 216.651.5428 or visit the LGBT Center website.

West Side Community House is a nearby social service agency and community center, with senior services like meals, transportation and activities, free of charge.

Visit the WSCH website or call 216.771.7297 for available services.

Maximum Accessible Housing of Ohio can conduct a free, thorough assessment of the existing features, layout and appliances of your home and make suggestions for safety and aging-in-place.

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Make an assessment request online here or call 216.231.0990.

From Senior Walks at Zone Recreation Center to Senior Social at the Walz Branch Library, there are ways for every senior to get involved. Be sure to check out our events calendar to see what’s coming up next.

Cleveland Westside Village is a group of older adults working together to remain in our homes. Members help each other live well and joyfully within our community, and new members are welcome.

Visit the Village website or call 216.714.2814 for more information.

The WRAAA is a regional nonprofit providing and coordinating senior services, including assisted living, home care and nutritional assistance.

Visit the WRAAA website or call 1.800.626.7277.

Many seniors may be eligible for home repair resources, including our Senior Home Repair Assistance Program.

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Visit the Home Repair page or contact the Northwest Neighborhoods Director of Healthy Homes at 216.961.4242 x223 for information.

The McGregor Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) is a nursing home alternative that provides for long-term medical, social and personal care needs of seniors. Staff work with residents 55 and older and their caregivers to develop a personalized plan of care.

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Learn more on the McGregor PACE website or call 1.888.895.7223.