Serving Our Community

Promoting health, happiness, and independence.

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If there’s anything we have learned in the 45+ years of providing senior services in our community, it’s that aging is an opportunity to pursue passions, socialize with others who have similar interests, and share wisdom with those less experienced. Senior Resource Association’s programs support this awareness by providing a platform for social inclusion, support, and community engagement. Our programs are designed for older adults and with a specialty that includes adults of all ages with physical and/or cognitive health challenges.

Every day, our Meals on Wheels, DayAway, Public Guardian, and Community Coach programs provide wellness and peace of mind for seniors and their caregivers as well as adults aged 18 and older who need supervised care. Our goal remains to keep seniors healthy and living independently for as long as safely possible.

In conjunction with Indian River Transit, we also manage GoLine, the mass public transit system with 15 fixed routes throughout Indian River County. Residents and visitors of all ages ride at no charge! Senior Resource Association’s no-fare transportation system has won numerous state and national awards for safely and efficiently getting people where they need to go.

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Support

We would not be where we are today without the generosity of our community.

Volunteer

Volunteer

Volunteers are the heart of our organization. From delivering meals to homebound seniors, special events and volunteering time, the opportunities are endless.

Programs

Programs

SRA is recognized as the lead agency in Indian River County for home and community-based services for older adults.

Events

Events

See what SRA has planned this year. We frequently update our calendar, so check back often.

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A fantastic organization that does an amazing job in supporting the needs of our seniors in Indian River County.

Joann Quallie