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Why Donate?
You make a difference in lives of seniors in Southern Oregon when you donate. Each donation helps to fund many of our programs that are designed to help Seniors in local and rural communities. Your support will help seniors to stay healthy, socially engaged and to age with independence, dignity, and respect.
As a Southern Oregon non-profit, KLCCOA greatly appreciates your generous donations, in-kind gifts, sponsorships, or volunteering. Help us provide a safety net of services for Southern Oregon’s most vulnerable seniors by donating today. To make a difference for our area seniors, contact KLCCOA at (541) 205-5400, or if you are interested in making a donation click on our donate button or mail in a check payable to: KLAMATH AND LAKE COUNTIES AREA ON AGING 404 MAIN STREET, SUITE 6 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 97601
Klamath and Lake Counties Council on Aging is a 501(c)(3) organization; donations are tax deductible to the extent allowable by law. Tax ID 93-0577208
Thank You ALL For Your Donations!
Without the generosity of donations our agency would not be able to provide the services we do.
From the bottom of our hearts we thank you!!
Kroger/Fred Meyer
Dutch Bros Coffee
Columbia Distributing
National Fitness & Racquet Ball Club
Sky Lakes Medical Center
All the wonderful people who donate to our programs
What Programs
do we help fund?
Each year, the Klamath and Lake Counties Council on Aging (KLCCOA) provides more than 43,500 Meals on Wheels to homebound seniors, age 60 and older, throughout Klamath and Lake Counties. More than just a meal, the program offers crucial assistance in areas of basic need.
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Learn the warning signs for a senior or a person with disabilities who may need help;
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Learn what kind of information they should gather to help; and
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Find out how to get help for, friends, family, or even the employee.
Gatekeepers are clerks, bank tellers, pharmacists, mail carriers, neighbors, and others
What Services are Available?
Respite Service – The Family Caregiver Support Program will provide support to obtain a trained caregiver so you can take a short-term break, giving you a chance to rest and making you a better caregiver in the process.
Assistance Finding Services – A Klamath and Lake Counties Council on Aging (KLCCOA) a case Manager is available to help you find the services your family needs and will offer information and referral to community services.
Supplemental Services – Services vary depending on needs, such as counseling, minor home repair or modifications to support livability, and home delivered meals.
Caregiver Training – A self-care education program for family caregivers, and the Powerful Tools for Caregivers program will equip you with the tools and strategies to better handle the unique challenges you face.
What is OPI ?
OPI is a program providing a variety of services to Oregonians age 60 and older who do not receive most Medicaid services. These services are intended to support their independence and allow them to remain in their home as long as they wish.
Who is eligible for OPI ?
To qualify for OPI a person must be age 60 or older and need some type of in-home assistance based on an assessment done by a KLCCOA Case Manager. Persons younger than age 60 who have a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia may be eligible for OPI services.
How much do OPI services cost?
All individuals receiving OPI services have the possibility of a one time $25.00 fee.
Additionally, a monthly sliding scale fee can be charged for services based on the amount of your household income, after deductions for medical expenses.
Income levels are subject to change as the federal poverty levels are adjusted annually.
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