AGELESS ALLIANCE INC
EIN 47-2269055 · Victims Services (P62)
What they do
Our Mission StatementTo Prevent The Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation, and Suffering of Older Adults.Who We Serve We Serve Older Adults Who Are Alone, Impaired, or Unable to Manage Their Affairs.How We Serve We Are Volunteer Attorneys, Volunteer Fiduciaries, and Volunteer Advocates From The Community Who Have Teamed Up to Serve. The Elder Corps Conducts An Intensive Multidisciplinary Investigation to Determine The Needs of The Elders Referred to The Program. Older Adults Work With Their Elder Corps Team Members, Who Are With Them for Life.How It is Funded The Elder Corps is A Program of The Non-profit Organization, Ageless Alliance. It Will Be Funded Through Private Donations and Grants So It Can Be Offered Free-of-charge to At-risk Older Adults.
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About this charity
- Location
- 32565 GOLDEN LANTERN STREET 237B, DANA POINT, CA 92629
- County
- Orange
- In care of
- CHRIS JENKINS