Aging Resources of Douglas County

A nonprofit organization

$10,617 raised by 90 donors

100% complete

$10,000 Goal

Aging is one of the few truly universal experiences. With the right supports, many older people can continue to live and thrive in their communities. Over 90 percent of older people say they want to stay in their homes as they grow older and that wish becomes a reality with ARDC.

Testimonials

"It's so reassuring to have an organization that can help when you really need something. I wish every community could have something like Aging Resources."
- Paul, age 92

"I've been living in my home for over half my life, and I like it very much. Being part of the Neighbor Network program helps me stay here."
- Carol, age 74

"Without Aging Resources' help, I could not stay in my home. Thank you for being there for me when I need you." Margorie, age 89

Giving Activity

Mission

Aging Resources of Douglas County is a non-profit community aging center - we listen, respond, and problem-solve together. We connect people to services, information, and resources that promote aging well, and with independence. Our services give residents more options to live life on their terms.

​MISSION:

To empower older adults to age with independence!

VALUES:

To operate from integrity and follow through with grace in all we do.

VISION:

As a community, we support residents on their aging journey together, ensuring every older person's voice is heard, valued, and respected.

Any amount would be appreciated and your donation will go directly towards supporting the services ARDC provides (for free) to older adults in the community.

YOUR GIFTS PROVIDE:

$2000 = weekly transportation for a senior to dialysis appointments for the entire year

$1000 = help in the home for a senior for an entire year

$500 = transportation for 4 isolated wheelchair riders to get to medical appointments

$100 = companion services for 3 socially isolated seniors

$75 recurring monthly donation = support for an older adult bi-monthly through our Help at Home program

$50 recurring monthly donation = wrap-around support for an older adult for the entire year

Background Statement

Aging Resources of Douglas County began in 1998 as Neighbor Network. Transportation was provided to Douglas County seniors through a Rural Colorado Health Association grant. The county's senior population experienced rapid growth during this time, nearly tripling in just a decade. Neighbor Network struggled to keep up with the swelling demand for services under the constraints of a small county program. In 2013, Neighbor Network became a project under the fiscal sponsorship of the Colorado Nonprofit Development Center (CNDC) to obtain nonprofit status and broadened its programming to include Information and Referral, Companionship, Home Help, and Care Management. In 2018, Neighbor Network re-positioned itself as the nonprofit Aging Resource Center for Douglas County, incorporating direct services with navigation and guidance tools to better accommodate the needs of older adults. Aging Resources of Douglas County remains true to its roots as a relationship-based, no-cost organization, providing the best care possible for seniors.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Aging Resources of Douglas County

other names

Neighbor Network

Year Established

2019

Tax id (EIN)

82-5166064

Category

Human Services

Organization Size

Medium Organization

Address

104 4th Street
Castle Rock, CO 80104

Service areas

Douglas County, CO, US

Phone

303-814-4300

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