Austin Groups For The Elderly

The resource and information center is designed to empower caregivers in their critical roles by providing quality training, equipment, and information to caregivers and collaborating with professionals and other organizations to educate the community about the value of caregiving. The caregiver resource center offers immediate and ongoing support to anyone who provides care to an aging person, to help both improve their quality of life and maintain an optimum level of independence.

Daily management of the age building: in 1987, thanks to the generosity of individuals, businesses, and foundations, austin groups for the elderly purchased the former historic confederate women's home. Founded in 1908 as a home for elderly confederate women, the building currently houses over 20 non-profit agencies and community groups serving the elderly, adults, at-risk youth and the arts.

Age computer lab seeks to close the digital divide for people 50 years of age and older and provide activities that develop cognitive abilities. They offer beginning, intermediate and advanced computer classes and seminars taught for and by a peer group. Benefits of agecomputer training include hands-on training in an up-to-date computer lab, and two-to-one student/coach ratio.