Neighbors Who Care

What is Neighbors Who Care's mission?

Neighbors Who Care's mission is to inspire a robust network of volunteers who respond to the ever-changing needs of the aging community, helping seniors live at home with pride, dignity, and independence. Their vision is an interdependent community of neighbors supporting those in need.

What services does Neighbors Who Care provide for seniors?

Neighbors Who Care offers a range of non-medical, assistive services including Friendly Visits, Respite Care Visits, Reassurance Calling (Welfare Visits), Transportation (including van service), Dinner Delivery, Shopping & Errands, Minor Repairs, Business Assistance, and providing resources and referrals.

Who is eligible to receive services from Neighbors Who Care?

Services are offered to seniors who are homebound (permanently or short-term), physically limited, frail, lonely, or recovering from surgery/hospitalization. They also provide relief for full-time caregivers. The typical client is often a woman aged 75 or older, widowed, and living alone without extensive family support or financial resources.

In what areas does Neighbors Who Care operate?

Neighbors Who Care serves those living in Sun Lakes and South Chandler, Arizona. They also list partner organizations for those residing outside this specific service area.

How can I become a volunteer with Neighbors Who Care?

You can get involved by becoming a volunteer to lend a helping hand to seniors. The website provides information and a volunteer log for logging miles and time. You can also contact the organization for more details on volunteering opportunities.

How can I support Neighbors Who Care?

You can support Neighbors Who Care by making a donation. Your generosity directly helps the elderly community stay independent and comfortable in their own homes. The website features prominent 'DONATE' buttons for contributions.

How long has Neighbors Who Care been serving the community?

Neighbors Who Care (NWC) was founded in 1994 when faith leaders in the Sun Lakes community recognized the growing need for assistance among homebound, disabled, and frail elderly residents. They have been fulfilling their mission for over 30 years.