WA Senior Resources
Day programs & senior centers

Quileute Tribal Senior Center

Free

90 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.

Phone
(360) 374-4306
Website
www.nrcnaa.org/service-locator/center/159

Programs offered

Services offered

  • Congregate meals
    Meals

    Group dining at the senior center.

  • Home delivered meals
    Meals

    Nutrition support brought to elders' homes.

  • Transportation
    Transportation

    Mobility assistance for appointments and activities.

  • Information and referral/assistance
    Case management

    Help navigating resources and benefits.

  • Respite care
    Respite

    Temporary relief for family caregivers.

  • Emergency response systems
    In-home care

    Personal emergency response devices.

  • Personal care
    Personal care

    Assistance with daily living activities.

  • Home health services
    In-home care

    Medical and wellness care delivered in the home.

  • Telephone reassurance
    In-home care

    Regular wellness check-in calls.

  • Home modification
    Home modification

    Accessibility improvements to living spaces.

  • Home repair
    Home repair

    Maintenance and structural fixes.

  • Elder abuse prevention
    Adult protection

    Protective services for vulnerable seniors.

  • Government assisted housing referrals
    Housing assistance

    Help locating subsidized residential options.

  • Nursing facility referrals
    Residential care

    Referrals to nursing facility care.

  • Employment services
    Volunteer support

    Job placement and work opportunities for elders.

  • Volunteer services
    Volunteer 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.

Source WA tribal Title VI rosters. We do not accept referral fees from any provider listed. If something is wrong, please email corrections.