Quileute Tribal Senior Center
Free90 Main Street, La Push 98350
Senior center in La Push, Clallam County. Senior centers are the most-underrated stay-home resource. Most are free or donation-based, with classes, fitness, lunch, and social activity. Operated by Quileute Tribe.
The Quileute Tribal Senior Center serves Quileute elders with congregate and home-delivered meals, transportation, personal care, home health services, respite care, telephone reassurance, emergency response systems, home modification and home repair, information and assistance, elder abuse prevention, housing referrals, and employment and volunteer opportunities. Funded under Tribal Title VI and operated by the Quileute Tribe at 90 Main Street in La Push, Washington.
Programs offered
- Adult Protective Services (APS)Adult protection
- Home Delivered MealsMeals
- Personal Emergency Response System (PERS)In-home care
- Respite CareRespite
- Senior Information & Assistance (I&A)Case management
- Senior Nutrition ProgramMeals
- Senior Transportation ServicesTransportation
- Volunteer Chore ServicesIn-home care
Services offered
- Congregate mealsMeals
Group dining at the senior center.
- Home delivered mealsMeals
Nutrition support brought to elders' homes.
- TransportationTransportation
Mobility assistance for appointments and activities.
- Information and referral/assistanceCase management
Help navigating resources and benefits.
- Respite careRespite
Temporary relief for family caregivers.
- Emergency response systemsIn-home care
Personal emergency response devices.
- Personal carePersonal care
Assistance with daily living activities.
- Home health servicesIn-home care
Medical and wellness care delivered in the home.
- Telephone reassuranceIn-home care
Regular wellness check-in calls.
- Home modificationHome modification
Accessibility improvements to living spaces.
- Home repairHome repair
Maintenance and structural fixes.
- Elder abuse preventionAdult protection
Protective services for vulnerable seniors.
- Government assisted housing referralsHousing assistance
Help locating subsidized residential options.
- Nursing facility referralsResidential care
Referrals to nursing facility care.
- Employment servicesVolunteer support
Job placement and work opportunities for elders.
- Volunteer servicesVolunteer support
Community engagement opportunities.
About Day programs & senior centers
Drop-in places to spend the day. Classes, fitness, lunch, social activities, transportation. Often free or donation-based. The most underrated part of staying home.
Where to go from here
Jamestown S'Klallam Social and Community Services
FreeSenior center · SequimJamestown S'Klallam tribal services in Blyn including monthly elders luncheons, annual elders gathering, case management, and ICW.
Lower Elwha Klallam Senior Services
FreeSenior center · Port AngelesLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Elders Program offering nutrition coordination and meals from the Tribal Center Kitchen for enrolled elders.
Makah Senior Citizens Program
FreeSenior center · Neah BayMakah Tribe senior program in Neah Bay offering hot meals, day trips, and outreach for enrolled members of any tribe age 50 and over.
Port Angeles Senior and Community Center
FreeSenior center · Port AngelesCity-operated center with over 50 programs a month, weekday hot lunch for ages 60 and up, and an associate membership tier for ages 45 to 54.
Not sure which one fits? Your local Area Agency on Aging can talk through the options with you and help you compare, for free. No one will sell your information, and no one will cold-call you.
Source WA tribal Title VI rosters. We do not accept referral fees from any provider listed. If something is wrong, please email corrections.
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