Community Resources
Senior Coastsiders has compiled a list of local and national services available to our community including transportation, housing, legal assistance, health insurance and more.
If you would like further assistance with any of these services or help finding additional resources, please contact our Care Manager, Tracey Gould.
Every Thursday evening, our TABLE of PLENTY volunteers create a beautiful, restaurant-style environment and serve delicious, healthy food to any member of the community...
tableofplentyhmb.org
AARP is the nation's largest nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering people to choose how they live as they age. Advocating for people age 50+.
With compassion and professionalism, Coastside Adult Day Health Center offers person-centered care with a comprehensive, structured day health care program.
HICAP helps Medicare beneficiaries and their families. It is a state and federally funded program that offers health insurance counseling, information, and other assistance to individuals in the Medicare program.
Coastside Hope’s mission is to provide necessities to enhance quality of life for all our neighbors. We offer hope on a non-discriminatory basis to everyone living in our service area...
Village of the Coastside is a nonprofit membership organization that works to sustain and enhance the wellbeing of older adults who wish to remain in their own homes...
A special transportation service (curb-to-curb) designed to meet the needs of the mobility impaired traveling in San Mateo County who are unable to use the regular SamTrans buses.
The Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County’s mission is to fight social injustice through civil legal advocacy for people living in poverty.
A resource booklet.
We're here to help. With 12 facilities in multiple states, our advanced approach to drug and alcohol addiction treatment empowers individuals on the path to recovery.
In addition to providing clean energy at lower rates, Peninsula Clean Energy invests in energy programs and rebates that help residents further reduce carbon emissions from buildings and transportation.
Network of Care was created with a California Department of Aging innovation grant. The project is part of a broad effort by our county to improve and better coordinate long-term care services locally.