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DACL Operational StatusJune 22, 2020The District of Columbia Government began Phase Two of reopening on Monday, June 22, 2020. Learn more about Phase Two by clickingHERE.The Department of Aging and Community Living remains open. We will continue to provide some services as usual. However, there may be changes to how other services are provided.How does this impact what we do? DACL in the CommunityThe Department of Aging and Community Living partners with a variety of government and community organizations to provide information and resources in the community. Find an event in your community and stay informed. Interested in Becoming a Volunteer? DC s State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP), is seeking volunteer counselors who can help DC residents navigate health insurance choices. With more than ten thousand people reaching retirement age in the US every day, the need for SHIP volunteers is greater than ever.Read more. Safe at HomeThe Department of Aging and Community Living Safe at Home program provides preventative adaptions to reduce the risk of falls in the homes of qualifying seniors and adults with disabilities. DACL Information Referral/Assistance Information about services for seniors, persons with disabilities and caregivers in DC.Wellness Centers Event CalendarCity-wide health education and applied learning centers for DC seniors 60 years and... Senior Service Network Lead Agencies Ward-based and citywide senior supportive services, resources and referral linkages. Apr 29 2019 Mayor Bowser Honors District Centenarians (Washington, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser recognized 61 District centenarians at the 33rd... Apr 30 2018 Mayor Bowser Honors District Centenarians Mayor Muriel Bowser today recognized 48 District centenarians at the 32nd Annual Salute to DC... Apr 25 2019 FY 2020 Budget Oversight Hearing Testimony Testimony of Director Laura Newland before the Committee on Housing Neighborhood... Jun 23 2017 District to Hold Ms. Senior DC Pageant 2017 (WASHINGTON, DC) – On Sunday, June 25, 2017, the DC Office on Aging (DCOA), its Senior Service... Apr 26 2016 District Salutes Oldest Residents (Washington, D.C.)  The DC Office on Aging will host the 30th Annual Salute to District of Columbia... Dec 9 2015 Mayor s Annual Senior Holiday Celebration (WASHINGTON, DC) On Thursday, December 10, Mayor Muriel Bowser and senior officials in her... The District of Columbia Government began Phase Two of reopening on Monday, June 22, 2020. Learn more about Phase Two by clickingHERE.The Department of Aging and Community Living remains open. We will continue to provide some services as usual. However, there may be changes to how other services are provided.How does this impact what we do?Image:Featured Content Items: DACL Operational StatusThe District of Columbia Government began Phase Two of reopening on Monday, June 22, 2020. Learn more about Phase Two by clickingHERE.The Department of Aging and Community Living remains open. We will continue to provide some services as usual. However, there may be changes to how other services are provided.How does this impact what we do?Senior Wellness Centers and Community Dining Sites suspended. Activities at Senior Wellness Centers and Community Dining Sites are suspended. All meal sites have been converted to home delivery for current participants.Social and Recreation Programs suspended. This includes group trips, in-person fitness classes, and other wellness activities.Adult Day Health Programs suspended. The Adult Day Health Programs are suspended.What else are we offering to meet your needs?Information Referral/Assistance Residents may call (202) 724-5626 to learn more about DACL s operating status, programs, and services. If you or someone you know is 60+ years old and needs a meal, please give us a call for referral. Phone lines are answered Monday Friday, 8:30am 4:30pm.Adult Protective Services (APS) To report allegations of abuse, neglect, self-neglect, and/or exploitation of vulnerable adults, please call the APS Hotline at (202) 541-3950, available 24-hours 7-days a week.Regular Reassurance Calls Current participants of DACL-funded senior programs should expect to receive reassurance calls on a regular basis from their lead agency or case managers during this time. Call (202) 724-5626 for more information.Call Talk Program Call Talk gives us a chance to connect with District seniors directly. If seniors are interested in joining DACL s Call Talk line, they should call 202-724-5626.Around Town DC DACL has partnered with aroundtowndc.org to provide online activities for seniors. Activities include discussion groups, fitness classes, virtual concerts, and more.What precautions are we taking to limit the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19)?Our employees are taking precautions to keep themselves healthy and limit the spread of infections like regularly washing their hands, cleaning facilities more frequently, and reducing close contact with each other and residents. Employees have been asked to let their supervisor know immediately if they feel sick.Where should you go if you have questions?For questions about any of the services we provide and information on any future changes, please contact us at 202-724-5626 or[email protected].For more information, please visit coronavirus.dc.gov.Attachment(s): DACL COVID-19_Agency Public Announcement of Service Changes_UPDATED 4.17.20.pdf

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