Area Agency on Aging (AAA)

The Information and Assistance program connects older adults and their families with services and support available in Weld County.

Aging and Disability Resources for Colorado (ADRC) program helps people age 60 and older or anyone 18 and older with a disability find care options. An Options Counselor can guide you through your choices, such as getting help at home, using community services, or moving to a facility. The goal is to give you all the facts so you can choose what’s best for you.

Program Coordinator Phone: (970) 400-6952
Email: AAAinfo@weld.gov.

Friendly Fork

The Senior Lunch Program, also called the Friendly Fork, serves tasty, healthy lunches for older adults at 22 locations across Weld County. Many meal sites also offer activities before or after lunch to give you a chance to connect with others and enjoy social time.

Learn More About Friendly Fork

For more information:

Program Coordinator Phone: (970) 400-6132
Email: FriendlyFork@weld.gov

Meals on Wheels

Meals on Wheels Greeley and Weld County provides specially prepared, nutritious meals are delivered to the home five days per week.

Phone: (970) 353-9738 

Nutrition counseling to individuals 60 years of age and older. For an opportunity to speak 1-on-1 with a nutrition expert about your eating habits and health goals. You will learn about healthy food choices and receive ideas on how to prepare nutritious meals on a budget.

Group nutrition education classes and discussions are also offered free of charge at our meal site locations. Friendly Fork nutrition education covers many different topics, such as diabetes, healthy muscles and bones, and hydration.

Registered Dietician Phone: (970) 400-6118
Email: jlike@weld.gov

The In-Home Services program works with home care agencies to help older adults stay in their homes and live on their own. Services can include help with cooking meals, reminders to take your medicine, light cleaning, and shopping. It can also help with personal care, such as bathing, getting dressed, using the bathroom, and eating.

To apply, you must live in Weld County and be 60 or older.

Program Coordinator Phone: (970) 400-6305
Email: mwickstrom@weld.gov

The Family Caregiver Support Program helps people who take care of an older family member. We give you information, resources, and support. We can also help you find ways to take a break and get help through different programs. This care can happen in their home, your home, a care facility, or in a group setting in the community. Some options include:

• In-Home Respite Care: Someone comes to the home to spend time with your loved one, watch over them, and help out.
• Out-of-Home Respite Care: Your loved one stays overnight in a care center for a short time.

If you live in Weld County and care for an older adult (age 60 or older) who is considered “frail,” or if you care for someone with Alzheimer’s or a similar brain disorder, you may be able to get help from this program.

Program Coordinator Phone: (970) 400-6130
Email: jbroce@weld.gov

The Dental, Vision, and Hearing Program helps people 60 and older pay for things such as exams, tooth extractions, dentures, glasses, and hearing aids.

To apply, you must live in Weld County and be 60 or older.

Program Coordinator Phone: (970) 400-6629
Email: jkoban@weld.gov

The Chore program helps older adults with chores they cannot do on their own. The program provides a set repayment for services, such as deep cleaning, yard work, snow shoveling, and moving heavy items.

To apply, you must live in Weld County and be 60 or older.

Program Coordinator Phone: (970) 400-6133
Email: prichter@weld.gov

The Weld Aging Well Program provides workshops and classes that support the health and independence of older adults and their caregivers by giving you tools to stay healthy and live independently. 

To apply, you must live in Weld County and be 60 or older

Learn more about Weld Aging Well

Program Coordinator Phone: (970) 400-6117
Email: AAAWeldAgingWell@weld.gov

Catholic Charities offers specialized case management services for at-risk older adults age 60 and over to help them obtain government issued benefits, housing, and other resources, to remain safe and independent. Services may include:

• advocacy
• assistance with applications and forms
• home visits
• information
• referrals
• and more

Phone: (970) 353-6433. 
Bilingual Case Managers available at (303) 857-2844.
Email: guadalupe@ccdenver.org

Colorado Legal Services is a non-profit agency that provides free, high-quality civil legal services to eligible low-income Coloradans and seniors. Weld County residents age 60 and over can receive assistance with public assistance benefits, preparation of living wills and powers of attorney, landlord or rent issues, senior housing and other personal rights issues.

Call in advance to make sure office is open. Translators are available.

Phone: (970) 353-7554

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North Range Behavioral Health (NRBH) offers an array of an array of mental health and alcohol & drug services to help children, youth, adults, and families live a healthy and productive life. 

Counseling services help older adults cope with the emotional stresses related to aging. The service is provided in the older adult’s home by trained counselors who are also older adults.

Whether you are looking for help for yourself or a loved one or you are a professional provider or community partner who needs to refer someone to our services.

North Range Behavioral Health Phone: (970) 347-2420

There are many different types of transportation services available for adults aged 60 and older, all designed to help them stay independent and connected to their community.

Contact Area Agency on Aging for information about specific programs, eligibility requirements, and how to schedule a ride. You can also contact the below resources directly.

60+ Ride

Provides free, door-to-door transportation for adults age 60 and older in Weld County. Whether you need a ride to a medical appointment, to go grocery shopping, or to attend a social event, this service is designed to help you stay connected and independent. Rides are provided by a mix of staff and volunteer drivers, and are offered 7 days a week, with scheduling generally needing to be done in advance. Call to register for services.
Phone: (970) 352-9348
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Types of rides included are:

• Medical appointments
• Personal needs
• Grocery stores and general shopping
• Places of worship
• Social events
• Active adult centers, recreation, and other outings

RideNoCo

A central information hub that helps you find transportation options in Northern Colorado, including both Weld and Larimer counties. While RideNoCo itself doesn't provide the rides, their mobility specialists can help you navigate all the available choices in the region—including public transit, volunteer services, and private companies—to find the one that best fits your needs. You can contact them for personalized support to discover the right transportation service for you.

Phone: (970) 514-3636
Email: mobility@nfrmpo.org
Hours: Monday - Friday; 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The Grandparents Raising Grandchildren program helps grandparents and older adults who are taking care of their grandchildren. The program offers support groups and classes to help with the challenges that come with raising grandchildren.

This program is for people who live in Weld County, are 55 or older, and are raising their grandchildren.

Program Coordinator Phone: (970) 400-6130
Email: jbroce@weld.gov