Association of Senior Service Providers
The Association of Senior Service Providers (ASSP) was founded in the early 1980s by the DuPage Senior Citizen’s Council in order to help companies and organizations who serve older adults to network and learn about other resources in DuPage County. Since then, as an independent association, ASSP has grown from a modest 30 member companies, to nearly 150 companies and professional organizations from all over the Chicago suburbs.

FEATURED MEMBERS

DuPage Senior Citizens Council
Marylin Krolak 630-620-0804

A 501 C-3 non-profit agency serving seniors since 1975, we are the DuPage County's Older Americans Act Title IIIC Grantee for Meals on Wheels and Community Dining. Added value programs include well-being checks, minor home repair and chore days.
Sue Zawacki
Aging Info Radio, Inc. 708-703-4317 or 866-560-3965

Aging Info Radio….For Boomers & Seniors Aging but NOT Growing Old which airs Saturday mornings at 6am on AM 560. Weekly, Sue Zawacki interviews expert guests, providing resources and education in the aging, elder care, senior and boomer industry.
ESSE Adult Day Services
Cathy Davit 630-260-3773

Adult Day Care options that promote the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of older adults and their families. Additional locations: 28W444 Main St. Warrenville 60555 and 41 N. Park Blvd. Glen Ellyn 60137.

SENIOR CARE CATEGORIES
ASSP is a members only association and does not endorse, promote or recommend products or services of any member organization, company or individual member.

MEMBER OF THE MONTH

Peggy Goddeau
The Heartland Group (THG Financial)


Peggy Goddeau and Jan Faris have one goal: to work with motivated clients to help them make informed financial decisions about their money, which results in financial security and freedom. Let's start the conversation...


SENIOR CARE NEWS

Volunteers 55+ Are Meeting Critical Needs; Represent Powerful Resource for Communities


The Corporation for National and Community Service is joining with organizations across the country to honor the powerful impact of Senior Corps volunteers and encourage more Americans 55+ to serve their communities through the third annual Senior Corps Week, taking place May 7-11.


Presidential Proclamation: Older Americans Month, 2012


America endured great trials and heralded defining triumphs over the course of the 20th century, and the men and women who saw us through that time remain among our Nation's greatest assets. Through their guiding wisdom, enduring love of family, and inspiring commitment to country, older Americans continue to steer and enhance our national life.






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