Our Services
The Division coordinates advocacy efforts on behalf of older adults, encourages partnerships to improve and expand services, and contracts with agencies to provide services to older adults and caregivers. Please see below for our available services.
Adult Day Care
This program provides community-based, daytime supervision and support for eligible adults who need assistance to remain safely in their homes.
Assisted Medical Transportation
This program provides eligible adults 60 and older with safe and reliable transportation to and from medical appointments. The service is designed to assist individuals who have difficulty using public transportation or driving themselves due to age, disability, or medical condition. Transportation may include trips to doctor visits, therapy sessions, pharmacies, or other medically necessary destinations.
Better Choices, Better Health
An interactive 6-week workshop for seniors with chronic health conditions and their caregivers.
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Caregiver Counseling
This program provides caregivers with individual counseling, support groups, training and information to help individuals fulfill their caregiving roles and responsibilities.
Caregiver Respite
Temporary relief for primary caregivers of older adults by offering substitute care to the care recipient.
Chore
Assistance with complex housework needed to remove hazards that make the home unsafe to live in or move around.
Congregate Meals
This program provides nutritious meals to eligible older adults in a group setting to promote health, reduce food insecurity, and encourage socialization.
Enhanced Fitness
An evidence-based, physical activity program designed to improve the overall functional fitness and well-being of older adults.
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Falls Prevention Program
This program provides adults age 60 and older with education and safety equipment to help reduce the risk of falls in the home. It is a partnership between the Agency on Elderly Affairs, the Kauaʻi Fire Department, and American Medical Response.
Through coordinated home visits, the Falls Prevention Partners assess individual needs, provide and install recommended basic safety equipment, and deliver education on Fire, Falls, and Disaster Preparedness to help kupuna remain safe and independent in their homes.
Home Delivered Meals
This program provides eligible homebound adults 60 and older with nutritious meals delivered directly to their homes. The service is designed to assist individuals who are unable to prepare their own meals or attend congregate meal sites due to age, disability, or health conditions
Homemaker
Assistance with household tasks like meal preparation, light cleaning, and laundry to maintain a safe and sanitary living environment.
Kūpuna Connections
Learn how to use it to track health, prevent falls, and prepare for emergencies. No tech skills needed, just bring your device and join us!
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Legal Assistance
This program provides legal advice and counseling delivered by an attorney or a qualified individual under the supervision of an attorney, to help older adults address legal issues affecting their well-being and independence.
Personal Care
Assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
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Resources
These resources help kūpuna, families, and caregivers find the support they need—from daily care and safety to planning ahead and staying connected. Each guide offers practical tips and trusted information to make the journey a little easier.