Advocate for Elders

 

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The Division for Aging Services' Advocates for Elders, formerly called the 
Community Ombudsmen, provide the following services on a statewide basis:

bulletAdvocacy and assistance to frail seniors, who are 60 years of age or older, primarily homebound and living in the community and their caregivers,
bullet Resources and information to seniors and senior community and advocacy groups, 
bulletAssistance to the Resource Development Unit.

Advocates for Elders also conduct:

bulletPublic presentations relevant to Division programs and services,
bulletOutreach to locate and identify resources and services,
bulletCourtesy visits to group residential facilities upon the request of the Elder Rights Unit.

Advocates for Elders also participate on special senior 
task forces and work with senior community groups.
   

The services of the Advocate for Elders
are free and confidential.
 


There are two Advocates for Elders within the 
Division for Aging Services. 
 

Please contact the Las Vegas or Reno offices to 
speak with an Advocate for Elders.

You can also email an Advocate for Elders. 
To do so, please click the appropriate link below:

Northern Nevada

Southern Nevada
(vacant - please call (702) 486-3545 for assistance)

 

 

 

Questions or Comments for the Division for Aging?
Please call or e-mail a Regional Office.
We look forward to speaking with you!

Last Updated: 05/16/08

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