Bay Aging's traditional programs and services through Bay Family Housing, Community Living Programs, and Bay Transit blend seamlessly into the services and options provided through Community Action.
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WHO QUALIFIES?
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WHAT IS COMMUNITY ACTION?
- Community Action Partnerships were created through the Federal Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 in response to President L. B. Johnson's "war on poverty."
- The Community Action approach is to empower people to be "self-sufficient" by providing a range of options that address poverty-related problems.
- Bay Aging views Community Action as a vehicle to help drive people toward the goal of self-sufficiency and to live with dignity and good health.
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Community Action for Children and Youth, Seniors and the Entire Family
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Access to Affordable Health Care
assistance and referrals for community based health care
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Access to Affordable, Reliable Transportation
public transportation by Bay Transit for work, education, health care, and other needs;
Mobility Management for people with disabilities.
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Access to Affordable Housing and Housing Programs
Indoor Plumbing Rehab, Weatherization, Housing and Financial Counseling, and referrals to other home ownership opportunities.
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Access to Employment
link job seekers with employment resources and referrals.
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Youth Mentoring
partnerships to help strengthen existing youth programs
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