No Senior Left Behind
Who We Are
United Council for Aging (UCA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring that older adults can understand and access essential services. We provide clear, respectful guidance that supports their independence and well‑being.
What We Do
Many seniors encounter barriers such as limited internet access, unfamiliar technology, language challenges, or social isolation. We offer bilingual support to help them navigate programs including SNAP, Medicaid, Medicare, housing, transportation, and other county and state resources. Our role is to inform, guide, and empower—not to complete applications on their behalf. We ensure seniors have the knowledge and confidence to move through each process independently.
How We Help
Information sessions in senior communities, churches, and local organizations Step‑by‑step guidance on accessing services Clear explanations of eligibility, requirements, and next steps Bilingual assistance for Spanish‑speaking seniors and families Our mission is to make essential services accessible to every older adult, regardless of technology, income, or language.
Our Commitment
We believe access should be clear, dignified, and human. We stand beside seniors, ensuring they are never left to navigate complex systems alone.
Community Partners
Through collaboration with trusted agencies, county leaders, and community organizations, we expand access and deliver meaningful support to older adults across Gwinnett County.
Gwinnett County’s growing population of older adults highlights opportunities to support how residents connect with services provided by the county, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. More than 12.2% of Gwinnett residents are age 65+ (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023). Health and Human Services, Senior Services, and local nonprofits offer programs that promote health, independence, and quality of life. Yet many older adults struggle to access these resources because so much information now requires online navigation, digital forms, or app‑based systems.
Transportation is a clear example. Many transportation options rely on online trip planning or smartphone‑based scheduling. Limited technology skills, lack of internet access, or not having a device can prevent seniors from using transportation that supports medical care, food access, and community engagement. National research shows that reliable transportation is linked to better health outcomes and independence for older adults (National Aging and Disability Transportation Center, 2023).
United Council for Aging (UCAGING) complements these existing efforts by helping seniors and their families connect to services already available to them. UCAGING provides bilingual assistance, personalized guidance, and trusted community outreach for residents who need extra support navigating technology or understanding how to access county, nonprofit, and government programs.
Our Services
🟦 Access & Navigation
We guide individuals through complex systems—whether online, by phone, or in person—to help them find and use the services they need. From printed forms to digital portals, we make access easier for those who are often left behind.
🟨 Language & Inclusion
We provide bilingual support in English and Spanish to ensure that language is never a barrier to dignity. We help translate documents, explain procedures, and advocate for seniors who may feel excluded due to language or cultural gaps.
đźź« Community Outreach
We build bridges between seniors, caregivers, and trusted local organizations. Through outreach events, resource sharing, and personal connection, we make sure no one is isolated or unaware of the help available to them.
can access essential services effortlessly"
At United Council for Aging, we walk beside seniors—not just point them toward services. We partner with agencies to understand programs like SNAP, Medicaid, Medicare, housing, and transportation. Our partners provide printed materials, which we bring directly to senior housing, churches, and Golden Age groups.
Many elders face barriers like limited internet access or language challenges. We offer bilingual, step-by-step support to help them understand and complete applications—without filling them out ourselves, to respect their privacy.
We explain what services exist, who qualifies, and how to apply. We also guide them on where to mail forms and what to expect next. Access should never depend on technology, income, or language. That’s why we meet seniors where they are—with clarity, dignity, and care.
Health and wellness knowledge is an essential part of aging with dignity.
Our presentations bring clear, practical information to older adults, families, and community partners—supporting our mission to help seniors stay informed and confident.
Through wellness tables and community outreach, we share simple guidance on nutrition, healthy habits, and everyday choices that support independence.
What We Share
Nutrition for healthy aging
Simple wellness practices
Local health resources
Practical aging tips
Why It Matters
Empowers older adults
Supports healthy aging
Strengthens community connection
Guiding Seniors, United We Care
Resources for Seniors and Community Leaders
“Resources for Seniors and Community Leaders”
This page is designed to support community leaders, caregivers, and the few older adults who have some access to technology—so they can help others who are digitally disconnected, isolated, or unaware of the services available to them.
Below you’ll find trusted, resources that cover health, food, housing, transportation, legal support, and more. These links are safe to share and do not require permission. Whether you’re helping someone fill out a printed application or guiding them online, these tools make it easier to connect seniors with the support they deserve.
“Find Help Georgia – Statewide directory of community resources including food, housing, health services, financial assistance, and more. Updated daily and used by agencies across Georgia🔗 https://findhelpga.org/
If you need help understanding or using any of these resources, contact us. We’ll guide you with patience and care.
📬 Email: nilda.ucaging@gmail.com
Health
Medicare.gov – https://www.medicare.gov
Georgia SHIP – https://aging.georgia.gov/georgia-ship
BenefitsCheckUp.org – https://www.benefitscheckup.org
Medicaid.gov – https://www.medicaid.gov
Healthfinder.gov – https://www.healthfinder.gov
National Institute on Aging – https://www.nia.nih.gov
MyHealthfinder – https://www.health.gov/myhealthfinder
Food Assistance
FindHelp.org – https://www.findhelp.org
Feeding America – https://www.feedingamerica.org/find-your-local-foodbank
USDA Food and Nutrition Service – https://www.fns.usda.gov
Meals on Wheels America – https://www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org
Georgia Food Bank Association – https://georgiafoodbankassociation.org
Housing & Utilities
HUD Resource Locator – https://resources.hud.gov
LIHEAP – https://www.acf.hhs.gov/ocs/programs/liheap
Georgia Department of Community Affairs – https://www.dca.ga.gov
Gwinnett County Senior Services – https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments/communityservices/seniorservices
Eldercare Locator – https://eldercare.acl.gov
Transportation
Atlanta Regional Commission – https://atlantaregional.org/aging-resources
National Aging and Disability Transportation Center – https://www.nadtc.org
Gwinnett County Transit – https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments/transportation/transit
Legal & Advocacy
Georgia Legal Services Program – https://www.glsp.org
Justice in Aging – https://justiceinaging.org
CFPB – Older Adults – https://www.consumerfinance.gov/consumer-tools/educator-tools/resources-for-older-adults
National Center on Law & Elder Rights – https://ncler.acl.gov
Mental Health & Wellness
National Institute on Aging – https://www.nia.nih.gov/health
Mental Health America – https://www.mhanational.org/issues/older-adults
CDC Healthy Aging – https://www.cdc.gov/aging/index.html
Alzheimer’s Association – https://www.alz.org
Education & Lifelong Learning
Senior Planet – https://seniorplanet.org
Academic Earth – https://academicearth.org
Alison – https://alison.com
Coursera – Free Courses – https://www.coursera.org/courses?query=free
Age Very Well – https://ageverywell.org/free-online-classes-for-seniors
General Help & Navigation
“Find Help Georgia – Statewide directory of community resources including food, housing, health services, financial assistance, and more. Updated daily and used by agencies across Georgia🔗 https://findhelpga.org/
211.org – https://www.211.org
AARP – https://www.aarp.org
National Council on Aging – https://www.ncoa.org
Eldercare Locator – https://eldercare.acl.gov
Assisted Living Directory – https://www.assisted-living-directory.com
🏛️ Special Federal Resources for Aging
Administration for Community Living (ACL) https://acl.gov Supports older adults and people with disabilities through programs, research, and advocacy.
Eldercare Locator (ACL Service) https://eldercare.acl.gov Connects older adults and caregivers with local services and support nationwide.
LongTermCare.gov (ACL Initiative) https://longtermcare.acl.gov Provides tools and information for planning long-term care needs.
National Institute on Aging (NIA) https://www.nia.nih.gov Offers science-based health information and research on aging and Alzheimer’s disease.
Medicare.gov https://www.medicare.gov Official site for Medicare enrollment, coverage options, and plan comparisons.
Social Security Administration (SSA) https://www.ssa.gov Provides retirement, disability, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits.
Benefits.gov – Senior Benefits Section https://www.benefits.gov/categories/Senior Lists federal benefit programs available to older adults, including housing, nutrition, and financial aid.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs – Geriatrics and Extended Care https://www.va.gov/GERIATRICS Resources for aging veterans including home care, adult day health care, and long-term care.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) https://www.cms.gov Regulates Medicare and Medicaid programs and provides policy updates and data.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau – Older Adults https://www.consumerfinance.gov/older-adults Protects older adults from financial abuse and offers tools for financial decision-making.
National Council on Aging (NCOA) https://www.ncoa.org While not a federal agency, NCOA partners with federal programs and offers tools for economic security, benefits access, and healthy aging.
At United Council for Aging, volunteers help older adults stay connected to the many services offered by county programs, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. Their support strengthens dignity, confidence, and community connection.
We welcome students, retirees, bilingual speakers, faith groups, and community members who want to make a meaningful impact. Compassion, reliability, and respect guide everything we do.
What Volunteers Do
- Share resource information in senior housing, churches, and community spaces
- Offer bilingual support (English/Spanish)
- Guide seniors on how to move forward with available services
- Support workshops and events that promote wellness and connection.
Why Volunteers Serve
- Give back to the community by supporting older adults facing the greatest barriers
- Make a meaningful difference in the lives of vulnerable seniors
- Extend a helping hand to those who may feel overlooked or isolated
- Strengthen community connection through simple acts of kindness
At United Council for Aging, we believe access isn’t enough—visibility, trust, and human connection are essential. Many older adults remain unaware of available services due to digital barriers, language limitations, and isolation. That’s why we partner with organizations to bring help directly to where seniors live, worship, and gather.
What We Offer
We help extend your reach through:
- In-person outreach in senior communities
- Bilingual education (English & Spanish)
- Trusted presence among disconnected seniors
- Field feedback to improve service delivery
Who We Partner With
- Government agencies & aging services
- Health & wellness providers
- Housing, food & transportation programs
- Libraries, workforce & legal aid groups
- Nonprofits, churches & senior centers.
Contact Us
- Georgia, USA
- +1-(202) 743-3146 - United Council for Aging, Inc
- info@ucaging.org
- M - F. 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
UCAGING collaborates with organizations and sponsors who share our commitment to strengthening support for older adults. Email us to explore partnership opportunities. Together, we strengthen our community. No one is left behind.
What Our Seniors & Volunteers Say
"No Seniors Left Behind"
“I didn’t have a way to get to my doctor. UCA showed me my transportation options, and now I can get to my appointments without worry.”
I was lost trying to find low‑income housing. UCA explained everything in simple words, and now I have a place I can afford.”
“Groceries were getting too expensive for me. UCA helped me understand food assistance, and now I have the help I need.”
"I don’t drive anymore, so I thought I couldn’t get a handicap parking card. UCA explained that I still qualified and guided me through the whole process. Now I have my card, and when someone gives me a ride, I don’t have to walk so far in the parking lot. It has helped me so much."
“I didn’t understand the county programs. UCA took the time to explain them to me, and now I’m getting the benefits I qualify for.”
“I didn’t know where the food pantries were or how they worked. UCA showed me the places near my home, and now I can get the help I need each week.”
“I had never been to a senior center before. UCA helped me find one close by, and now I go to activities and meet new people. It has really lifted my spirits.”
“UCA helped me find free classes for my citizenship. They guided me the whole way, and now I am proud to say I am a U.S. citizen.”
“They explained how good nutrition helps our health. I didn’t know how much food affects my energy. Now I’m trying to eat better, and I feel the difference.”
"Getting a call from UCA means a lot to me. They don’t just check once — they call often. When the phone rings and I hear their voice, I feel like someone truly cares about me. It brings a smile to my face and brightens my whole day."
"After my husband passed away, I didn’t know I was eligible for his Social Security benefits. I was struggling to get by and had no idea where to start. United Council for Aging guided me step by step, explained everything clearly, and made sure I understood the process. Thanks to their support, I now receive my husband’s Social Security check, and I finally feel some financial stability again"
GEORGIA Executive Leadership
Nilda Alejandro, CNE, CNC, CDE
Chief Executive OfficerA visionary nonprofit executive with more than 20 years of leadership, she has founded and led major institutions including the Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations, Inc., the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce of Northeast Florida, and the Jacksonville Puerto Rican Parade. Her work has earned recognition from the City of Jacksonville, the U.S. Army, the U.S. Small Business Administration, the University of Florida, and multiple Puerto Rican parades dedicated in her honor. She also played a key role in establishing the Sister Cities partnership between San Juan, PR and Jacksonville, FL, and organized the first direct flights from Jacksonville to San Juan. A well‑known advocate for the Latino community in Northeast Florida, she also served with the U.S. Department of Commerce Census Bureau overseeing 17 counties. Nationally certified as a Certified Nonprofit Executive (CNE), Certified Nonprofit Consultant (CNC), and Certified Development Executive (CDE), she now leads United Council for Aging with a lifelong commitment to dignity, access, and opportunity for all.
Liliana Da Rocha
SecretaryA respected community and faith‑based leader, she has spent years guiding families and individuals through important life decisions with expertise in health‑plan navigation and real‑estate advisory services. Known for her integrity, compassion, and commitment to service, she plays a key role in strengthening organizational operations by ensuring clear communication, accurate record coordination, and seamless support across leadership initiatives. Her dedication to uplifting diverse communities and her ability to bring people together make her an invaluable part of United Council for Aging’s mission and daily work.
Lissette Rodriguez Figueredo
TreasurerA respected community figure and faith‑based leader, she is widely known for her compassionate guidance and her commitment to strengthening the well‑being of individuals and families. As a licensed counselor, she provides trusted support to both faith communities and the broader public, helping people navigate life’s challenges with clarity, resilience, and purpose. Her work reflects a deep dedication to promoting healthy living, emotional balance, and spiritual growth, making her a valued and influential leader within the communities she serves.
Sandra Santiago-Conyers
Board MemberSandra is the Founder and President of Abrazos Network, Inc., a nonprofit strengthening support systems for caregivers, patients, and families. She created the organization after serving as the primary caregiver for her mother, whose dementia and cancer journey revealed gaps in culturally informed guidance and compassionate care. Since relocating to Jacksonville in 2004, Sandra has advanced community impact through leadership roles with the Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations, the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce of Northeast Florida, and Daniel Memorial. She also supports Daniel Memorial nationally as staff for its Annual Independent Living Conference, serving as an international consultant. A foster and adoptive parent, she understands the complex needs of children and families and has been recognized by multiple agencies for her commitment to service, advocacy, and equity. Through Abrazos Network, she promotes culturally responsive support, education, and resources so no one faces these challenges alone.
Leslie Negron
Board MemberShe is an accomplished professional in personal risk management and health‑benefits advisory services. With strong experience guiding individuals and families through complex protection plans and regulatory documentation, she has also offered her leadership on several community boards. Known for precision, integrity, and a deep commitment to service, she strengthens the mission of United Council for Aging through her dedication to advocacy, accountability, and community empowerment.
Luis Ruiz
Board MemberA dedicated community advocate and owner of a professional security services company, he brings extensive experience in staffing and training security personnel. He is known for stepping in whenever he sees a need and for supporting vulnerable families and seniors with integrity and compassion. His commitment to safety, service, and community empowerment strengthens the mission of United Council for Aging and adds valuable leadership to the Board of Directors.
Florida Executive Leadership
Community Partners
Abrazos Network
https://www.abrazosnetwork.org/ Provide culturally responsive support, resources, and compassionate care to caregivers, patients, and families—ensuring no one faces illness or hardship alone. This includes connecting individuals to trusted community services, offering guidance to navigate complex healthcare and aging systems, and fostering meaningful relationships that reduce isolation and strengthen well-being. Through advocacy, education, and collaboration with community partners, we aim to empower families with the knowledge, tools, and support they need to make informed decisions and feel supported at every stage of care and aging.
Volunteers For Community Impact/Foster Grandparents
https://volunteersforcommunityimpact.org/ Volunteers for Community Impact (VCI) focuses on reducing isolation among older adults through meaningful volunteer service. A key program is the AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program, where older adults serve as mentors and role models for children who need academic and emotional support. Through this program, volunteers provide one-on-one encouragement in schools and youth settings, helping children succeed while staying active and connected in their own communities. VCI helps strengthen intergenerational relationships, reduce loneliness among older adults, and improve outcomes for children. Through service and connection, it builds stronger, more supportive communities.
Atlanta Regional Commission
https://atlantaregional.org/aging-health/aging-services/ Helps connect our community to local aging services, caregiver resources, and support programs across the Atlanta region.
Empowerline (Metro Atlanta Resource)
https://empowerline.org/ Helps connect our community to trusted local services, caregiving support, and resources for aging and disability across metro Atlanta.
AARP
https://www.aarp.org Offers trusted information and resources to support aging adults, caregivers, and families.”
AmeriCorps
https://americorps.gov Provides funding, volunteer programs, and service opportunities that help nonprofits expand their impact and strengthen communities.
CMS - Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
https://www.cms.gov/ Provides access to Medicare information, healthcare coverage options, enrollment guidance, and trusted federal resources that help older adults, caregivers, and families understand their benefits, make informed healthcare decisions, and navigate the Medicare system with clear, reliable support throughout every stage of aging and care.
Legacy of Service: Honoring Russ Kamradt
Legacy of Service: Honoring Russ Kamradt
Russ Kamradt, affectionately known as Dr. Zorro, is a Marine, humanitarian, and lifelong volunteer whose journey continues to transform lives across the country and beyond. From disaster relief and food distribution to missionary work and community outreach, Russ has dedicated decades to serving with unwavering compassion and faith. His book, Treasures of a Servant, tells the story of a life devoted to helping others—with all proceeds donated to nonprofit organizations he personally supports. The cover itself is a mosaic of service, reflecting the many organizations and lives touched by his generosity. At United Council for Aging, we are proud to carry forward the spirit of service that Russ represents—not as a memory, but as a living example. I am honored to call him my mentor and my friend. After years of working alongside him, I continue to pass on what he taught me: to serve with heart, compassion, and respect. This page is a tribute to a man whose life reminds us that service is not a chapter—it is a calling. And it is one we answer, every day. “If you haven’t lived part of your life helping others, you haven’t lived.” — Russ Kamradt
Nuestra Misión:
Nos aseguramos de que ningún adulto mayor quede atrás guiando a las personas mayores—especialmente aquellas desconectadas de la tecnología—a través del proceso de acceso a servicios vitales. Mediante alianzas compasivas y apoyo directo, ayudamos a los adultos mayores a recuperar su lugar en la comunidad con confianza y cuidado.
Nuestra Visión:
Un mundo donde ningún adulto mayor quede atrás—donde cada persona mayor, sin importar su acceso digital o nivel de ingresos, esté informada, apoyada y rodeada por una red solidaria que valore su sabiduría y garantice su bienestar.
Nuestros Servicios
🟦 Acceso & Navegacion
Guiamos a las personas a travĂ©s de sistemas complejos—ya sea en lĂnea, por telĂ©fono o en persona—para ayudarlas a encontrar y utilizar los servicios que necesitan. Desde formularios impresos hasta portales digitales, facilitamos el acceso para quienes suelen quedar excluidos.
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🟨 Idioma e Inclusion
Ofrecemos apoyo bilingĂĽe en inglĂ©s y español para garantizar que el idioma nunca sea un obstáculo para la dignidad. Ayudamos a traducir documentos, explicar procedimientos y abogar por los adultos mayores que pueden sentirse excluidos debido a barreras lingĂĽĂsticas o culturales.
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đźź« Trabajo Comunitario
Construimos puentes entre adultos mayores, cuidadores y organizaciones locales de confianza. A través de eventos comunitarios, intercambio de recursos y conexiones personales, nos aseguramos de que nadie esté aislado ni desconozca la ayuda disponible para ellos.
Learn MoreRecursos para las personas mayores, familias y lideres
Esta página está diseñada para apoyar a lĂderes comunitarios, cuidadores y a los pocos adultos mayores que tienen algo de acceso a la tecnologĂa—para que puedan ayudar a otros que están desconectados digitalmente, aislados o que desconocen los servicios disponibles para ellos.A continuaciĂłn encontrará recursos confiables y gratuitos que cubren temas de salud, alimentaciĂłn, vivienda, transporte, apoyo legal y más. Estos enlaces son seguros para compartir y no requieren permiso. Ya sea que estĂ© ayudando a alguien a llenar una solicitud impresa o guiándolo en lĂnea, estas herramientas facilitan la conexiĂłn de los adultos mayores con el apoyo que merecen.
“Find Help Georgia – Directorio estatal de recursos comunitarios que incluye alimentos, vivienda, servicios de salud, asistencia financiera y más. Actualizado diariamente y utilizado por agencias en todo Georgia. 🔗 https://findhelpga.org/”
Si necesita ayuda para entender o utilizar alguno de estos recursos, contáctenos. Le guiaremos con paciencia y cuidado.📬 Correo electrónico: nilda.ucaging@gmail.com
Salud
Medicare.gov – https://www.medicare.gov
Georgia SHIP – https://aging.georgia.gov/georgia-ship
BenefitsCheckUp.org – https://www.benefitscheckup.org
Medicaid.gov – https://www.medicaid.gov
Healthfinder.gov – https://www.healthfinder.gov
National Institute on Aging – https://www.nia.nih.gov
MyHealthfinder – https://www.health.gov/myhealthfinder
Asistencia de Alimentos
FindHelp.org – https://www.findhelp.org
Feeding America – https://www.feedingamerica.org/find-your-local-foodbank
USDA Food and Nutrition Service – https://www.fns.usda.gov
Meals on Wheels America – https://www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org
Georgia Food Bank Association – https://georgiafoodbankassociation.org
Vivienda & Utilidades
HUD Resource Locator – https://resources.hud.gov
LIHEAP – https://www.acf.hhs.gov/ocs/programs/liheap
Georgia Department of Community Affairs – https://www.dca.ga.gov
Gwinnett County Senior Services – https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments/communityservices/seniorservices
Eldercare Locator – https://eldercare.acl.gov
Transportacion
Atlanta Regional Commission – https://atlantaregional.org/aging-resources
National Aging and Disability Transportation Center – https://www.nadtc.org
Gwinnett County Transit – https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments/transportation/transit
Abogacia
Georgia Legal Services Program – https://www.glsp.org
Justice in Aging – https://justiceinaging.org
CFPB – Older Adults – https://www.consumerfinance.gov/consumer-tools/educator-tools/resources-for-older-adults
National Center on Law & Elder Rights – https://ncler.acl.gov
Salud Mental
National Institute on Aging – https://www.nia.nih.gov/health
Mental Health America – https://www.mhanational.org/issues/older-adults
CDC Healthy Aging – https://www.cdc.gov/aging/index.html
Alzheimer’s Association – https://www.alz.org
Educacion
Senior Planet – https://seniorplanet.org
Academic Earth – https://academicearth.org
Alison – https://alison.com
Coursera – Free Courses – https://www.coursera.org/courses?query=free
Age Very Well – https://ageverywell.org/free-online-classes-for-seniors
Apoyo General & Navegacion
211.org – https://www.211.org
AARP – https://www.aarp.org
National Council on Aging – https://www.ncoa.org
Eldercare Locator – https://eldercare.acl.gov
Assisted Living Directory – https://www.assisted-living-directory.com
En United Council for Aging, los voluntarios restauran la dignidad y la conexión—ya sea ayudando con formularios, traduciendo información vital o simplemente llegando con una sonrisa. Damos la bienvenida a estudiantes, jubilados, personas bilingües, grupos de fe y a cualquiera con el corazón dispuesto a servir. No se necesita capacitación especial—solo compasión y compromiso.🤝
Lo que harás
Compartir materiales impresos en residencias para mayores e iglesias.
Ofrecer apoyo bilingüe (inglés/español).
Ayudar a adultos mayores a solicitar beneficios con respeto y cuidado.
Apoyar talleres de bienestar y eventos sociales.
Lo que aprenderás
Cómo servir a los adultos mayores con dignidad.
Cómo navegar programas clave y formularios.
Cómo generar confianza en comunidades desatendidas.
“¿Qué estás haciendo por los demás?” —Martin Luther King Jr.
Si usted representa una agencia, organización comunitaria, grupo de fe o servicio público, podemos ayudarle a llegar a los adultos mayores que más lo necesitan.
¿Qué ofrecemos?
- Distribución de materiales impresos y formularios
- Alcance directo en comunidades de adultos mayores
- Educación bilingüe (inglés y español)
- Presencia confiable entre personas desconectadas
- Retroalimentación desde el campo para mejorar sus servicios
¿Con quién colaboramos?
- Agencias gubernamentales y servicios para el envejecimiento
- Proveedores de salud, bienestar y transporte
- Programas de vivienda y alimentación
- Bibliotecas, asistencia legal y grupos comunitarios
- Iglesias, centros para adultos mayores y organizaciones sin fines de lucro
Juntos podemos cerrar brechas, restaurar la dignidad y construir comunidades más fuertes para nuestros adultos mayores.
Comprometidos con Nuestros Mayores
 Contactanos
- Georgia, USA
- +1-(202) 743-3146 - United Council for Aging, Inc
- info@ucaging.org
- Mon-Fri - 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
ÂżTiene preguntas o desea colaborar como voluntario? EscrĂbanos por correo electrĂłnico. Atendemos en inglĂ©s y español con respeto, claridad y compromiso. Nadie queda atrás.
(Dr. Zorro)
Su libro, Treasures of a Servant (Tesoros de un Servidor), narra la historia de una vida entregada a ayudar a los demás—con todas las ganancias donadas a organizaciones sin fines de lucro que él apoya personalmente. La portada misma es un mosaico de servicio, reflejando las muchas organizaciones y vidas tocadas por su generosidad.
En United Council for Aging, nos sentimos orgullosos de continuar el espíritu de servicio que Russ representa—no como un recuerdo, sino como un ejemplo vivo. Me honra llamarlo mi mentor y mi amigo. Después de años trabajando a su lado, sigo transmitiendo lo que me enseñó: servir con corazón, compasión y respeto.
Esta página es un tributo a un hombre cuya vida nos recuerda que el servicio no es un capítulo—es un llamado. Y es uno que respondemos, cada día.
“Si no has vivido parte de tu vida ayudando a otros, no has vivido.” — Russ Kamradt
