Not Sure Where to Start? Contact AgeOptions
Our information and assistance team is ready to help you discover social engagement opportunities. Call us at 708.383.0258 or contact us today. Learn more about the statewide effort to combat social isolation here.
Celebrate Belonging
An event to honor the older adults we serve.
AgeOptions hosted its 19th Annual Networking Reception – Celebrate Belonging – on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, beginning at 6 p.m. The event was located in the Crystal Ballroom of the Hyatt Regency Chi…
Social Isolation Programs
Social engagement is important for our physical and mental health. AgeOptions can help you connect with your community.
Library Program
Public libraries in suburban Cook County offer targeted programming to older adults in their communities, providing socialization and bridging the digital divide.
Services for Limited English Speaking Elders
Targeting To Culturally and Linguistically Isolated Older Persons and Senior Opportunities and Services
Memory Cafés
Memory Cafes are stigma-free social settings where people living with dementia and their care partners can meet others and enjoy time together!
Nutrition Innovations Initiative
Find forms, templates, requirements, standards and other information our Nutrition Program Partners may need. If you do not find what you need here, please contact Phillip Lanier: phillip.lanier@ageoptions.org, or call (708) 934-2257.
Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)
The ADRC offers information to help older adults, caregivers and people with disabilities make decisions about care.
Find Services in Your Neighborhood
Utilize these directories to find services near your home.
Illinois Pathways to Health
The Illinois Pathways to Health is an initiative by AgeOptions to help all Illinoisans to better manage their chronic conditions and reduce their risk of falls.
Thrive with Pride
We want to provide welcoming and inclusive services to all, regardless of sexual orientation, relationship status, and gender identity.
Caring Together, Living Better (CTLB)
West suburban faith and community based organizations provide services to support low-income African-American and Latinx caregivers.