Senior Services and Resources
Senior CPR Class March 6
Naperville's Senior Task Force has partnered with the Naperville Fire Department to offer a free CPR class to senior citizens at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, March 6, at the Safety Town campus, 1320 Aurora Ave. This two-hour class is intended for people who do not need a CPR/AED course completion card for a job or other requirements and is ideal for those who are interested in learning skills on how to save a life. The class emphasizes maximum compressions as the key to the CPR process. If interested, please contact task force member Rob Williams at (630) 951-1762 or Robonmain@comcast.net by no later than Friday, Feb. 15. Please note there is a 25-person maximum for this class.
Please note, this class was originally scheduled to take place on Tuesday, Feb.26. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the class has been rescheduled to March 6. All other information, including class time and location, is the same.
Naperville has a growing senior population, many of whom have lived in Naperville for most of their lives. Our seniors have been instrumental in developing the Naperville we live in today and add continuing value to our City.
The City warmly embraces our seniors and wants to help connect you to information about available resources to fill your unique needs. This is not intended to be an all-inclusive listing of all services and the City does not recommend any one service. The information, services offered and qualifications for those services may change at any time. Agencies may have eligibility criteria that must be met in order to receive certain services, for example: geographic location, age, income guidelines or other criteria.
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Care Options
Senior care options fall into several categories: home-based, community-based and facility-based
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Education
A wide variety of classes is offered by these resources
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Elder Rights
Resources that assist with the safety needs of seniors as well as how to identify and report suspected instances of abuse, neglect and exploitation
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Emergency Preparedness
Local resources to provide seniors with critical information in the event of an emergency
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Employment
Information to assist seniors desiring to continue in or re-enter the job market
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Financial Assistance and Taxes
Resources to assist seniors with emergency expenses and other costs, including property taxes and social security
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Food Assistance
Programs to help ensure seniors’ basic nutritional needs are met
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General Information for Seniors
General information on local, state and federal resources assisting seniors and family members caring for their loved ones
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Health Benefits
Resources to assist with the cost of prescription medication, more information about health care benefits for seniors and organizations that can provide further references to local health programs
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Household Maintenance Assistance
Programs to assist seniors with household maintenance, including exterior items such as sidewalks and weatherization
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Housing
Resources for affordable housing as well as senior housing options in Naperville
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Legal Assistance
Resources to assist with the legal needs of the elderly
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Life Safety
Programs to help ensure seniors’ basic safety needs are adequately met
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Recreation
Organizations that provide recreation opportunities and programs targeted to seniors
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Transportation
Resources that provide public transportation programs and resources that assist seniors with the cost of transportation
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Utility Assistance
Resources to assist seniors with their energy costs
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Veterans Assistance
Organizations that provide information and assistance to veterans
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Volunteerism
Local organizations with volunteer opportunities for seniors, including those that use seniors’ rich life experiences in multi-generational programs