Aging in Place

Alleviating food insecurity in older adults is about more than just food access.

It’s essential to ensure seniors have access to safe, affordable housing, reliable transportation, adequate healthcare, and other services which meet their physical, social, and emotional needs. All of which are aspects of aging well.

The following is a collection of resources which can help older adults to continue living in their community with the support they need to maintain their independence and age in place in the Texas Panhandle.

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Resource Guide

for Amarillo Area Senior Centers

The Community Resilience Corps (CRC, also known as WT AmeriCorps) developed the resource guide linked below to assist seniors and their families in accessing vital community services across the Amarillo and Canyon area.

WT CRC Resource Guide for Amarillo Area Senior Centers

The Mary E. Bivins Foundation, with the help of the community partners below, have compiled this information for informational purposes only. Note that this information is subject to change and is not entirely comprehensive.

The Mary E. Bivins Foundation does not coordinate services, offer referrals, or provide any direct guidance.

Please contact the organizations directly for all questions or any additional information regarding services.