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Aging in Place
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SENIOR SERVICES - JEMEZ AREA
- Jemez Valley Senior Center (Community Center)
8154 Highway 4, Jemez Pueblo NM(575) 834-7630
(Click here for the Senior Center website)
The senior center provides a variety of services, including daily lunches at the center, delivery of meals, shopping trips, and transportation.
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- Sandoval County Frail and Elder Services - Ray
Gonzales (505) 404-5816
- Jemez Resource List for Seniors: this list covers meal and grocery deliveries, medical equipment, transportation, home visits, hospice care, and more:
(Click here for this list compiled by Jemez Aging in Place)
(Updated May 2022)
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​ - Services available in the Jemez area
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(Click here for a list of useful services, compiled by a local Jemez resident)
(Updated January 2021)
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- Jemez Springs Public Library
- Jemezsprings.net, a free community directory to Jemez area resources, including for seniors
​https://jemezsprings.net/tag/senior-services/?post_types=post
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- Jemez Helping Hands is a charitable organization where neighbors help neighbors with the necessities of life when needed. You can follow and contact JHH through their Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/jemezhelpinghands/?ref=page_internal
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For those of you who live closer to Los Alamos or have ties to Los Alamos, you may be interested in checking out the Los Alamos Retired & Senior Organization:
Free Trainings for Caregivers!
New Mexico Caregivers Coalition develops caregiver trainings that recognize and value the personal and professional contributions of caregivers. Training is available for professional caregivers and unpaid family members and covers a wide range of topics: https://www.nmdcc.org/training-for-caregivers/
A work in progress...
Jemez Aging in Place hosted a Community Needs Assessment to help our community identify the most important needs for our over 50 population to allow us to age in place in the Jemez. There are many interesting findings in the Needs Assessment, including that 98% of those who responded plan to stay in the Jemez area as they grow older. Thanks so much to New Mexico State University Department of Public Health Sciences for compiling the results and for their support in developing the Assessment report.
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Even though our Needs Assessment has been compiled and published, your input still matters! If you haven't yet completed the Needs Assessment questionnaire, please download it below and send it to us by email, mail, or hand it to one of us.
The Needs Assessment questionnaire is for aging adults of the Jemez Valley and Mountains: let us know your needs and priorities to be able to age in place, to remain in your home and community for as long as possible, and to receive the care and support you need to do so. Please give us your input by filling out this survey:
Click the above button to enable an automatic email pop-up or attach the completed Needs Assessment to an email message and address it to: jemezaip@gmail.com
Your responses will be confidential unless you otherwise note.
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