Monday through Thursday 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
The Senior Center operates one vehicle offering demand response ADA transit service to seniors age 60 and older and to disabled residents of any age.
Hours of Service
Monday though Wednesday
8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Hot, nutritious meals at the senior center
Home-delivered meals for seniors recovering from illness or surgery
Door-to-door transportation
Shopping assistance and other errands
Health maintenance activities
Social and cultural activities
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
The Case Manager conducts client needs assessments, develops plans of care to address specified needs, assists seniors in accessing needed services, and monitors the effectiveness of ongoing service delivery in meeting client needs and goals.
Telephone: (907) 463-6113 Email:Eileen.Hosey@ccsjuneau.org
Community Supporters
Kootznoowoo Inc. Angoon Community Association Hecla/Greens Creek Salvation Army Chathan School District
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Craig/Klawock Senior Center
Lunch served 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Monday through Thursday
Contact Information
Mailing Address: Box 503, Klawock, AK 99925 Physical Address: 465 Summit St #201, Klawock, AK 99925 Telephone:(907) 755-2224 Fax: (907) 755-2224 Email:crgklwsr@ccsjuneau.org
Hours of Operation
Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM – 3 PM
Transportation Services: The Senior Center provides accessible, demand-response transportation to seniors over the age of 60, Monday through Thursday, 9:15 AM-3:00 PM
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Hot, nutritious meals at the senior center
Home-delivered meals for seniors recovering from illness or surgery
Door-to-door transportation
Shopping assistance and other errands
Health maintenance activities
Social and cultural activities
Homemaker and Respite services
Senior Information/Caregiver Resource Center
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, as well as other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, and healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
Klawock Cooperative Association Craig Tribal Association City of Craig City of Klawock
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Transportation Services: The Senior Center provides door-to-door ADA lift accessible, demand-response transportation to seniors age 60 and older and people with disabilities of any age. Rides are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Hot, nutritious meals at the senior center (congregate meals)
Home-delivered meals for seniors unable to attend congregate meals at the senior center
Health maintenance activities at the senior center
Social and cultural activities at the senior center
Door-to-door transportation for individuals over 60 years of age
Shopping assistance and other errands
Senior Information/Caregiver Resource Center
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
The Case Manager conducts client needs assessments, develops plans of care to address specified needs, assists seniors in accessing needed services, and monitors the effectiveness of ongoing service delivery in meeting client needs and goals.
Telephone:(907) 463-6113 Email:Eileen.Hosey@ccsjuneau.org
Special THANKS to our Local Community Supporters
Chilkoot Indian Association Haines Borough Chilkat Valley Community Foundation
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Hoonah Senior Center
Lunch served 11:00 AM-12:00 PM. Home-delivered meals are available to those homebound age 60 and over.
Transportation Services: The Senior Center operates one vehicle offering demand response ADA transit service to seniors age 60 and older and to disabled residents of any age.
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Hot, nutritious meals at the senior center
Home-delivered meals for seniors recovering from illness or surgery
Door-to-door transportation
Shopping assistance and other errands
Health maintenance activities
Social and cultural activities
Respite and chore services for eligible seniors
Senior Information/Caregiver Resource Center
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
The Case Manager conducts client needs assessments, develops plans of care to address specified needs, assists seniors in accessing needed services, and monitors the effectiveness of ongoing service delivery in meeting client needs and goals.
Hoonah Indian Association City of Hoonah Hoonah Liquor Board
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Juneau Senior Center
Lunch is served at noon Monday through Thursday. Home-delivered meals are available to those who are homebound and over age 60.
Effective Saturday, November 1, 2025, Capital AKcess will be changing contractors.
Capital AKcess will be operated by GTS, and the Capital AKcess phone number (844) 425-2377, will be the only number to schedule a ride effective Saturday, November 1, 2025. Click here for more details.
Important Things to Know:
· Capital Transit is requesting Capital AKcess clients update their information and CONFIRM their ADA-Transportation eligibility is current.
· Riders without a verified ADA transportation disability will be ineligible to ride effective Saturday, November 1st, 2025.
· Verify your ADA eligibility status, request an application, or schedule an appointment for Transit staff to meet you at your place of convenience to review your application.
· Riders with approved ADA eligibility issued more than 3 years prior may be requested to update information or reapply. Capital AKcess is following the 3-year review requirement for ADA paratransit eligibility.
· Letters and application forms have been sent to the client’s address on file.
· ADA paratransit riders who have not received a letter are asked to contact Capital Transit.
The Bridge provides a safe and nurturing environment for seniors who can no longer spend the day alone safely, are isolated, or experience physical and/or cognitive impairment, to make new friends. The program provides respite for family caregivers, along with education and support.
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
Senior and Caregiver Resource Center:
Family Caregiver Support Specialist
Family Caregiver Support Specialist & Counselor
Telephone: (907) 463-6177
Telephone: 866-746-6177
Email: seniorinfo@ccsjuneau.org
Case Management
The Case Manager conducts client needs assessments, develops plans of care to address specified needs, assists seniors in accessing needed services, and monitors the effectiveness of ongoing service delivery in meeting client needs and goals.
Group and individual counseling and support groups are available for seniors struggling with depression or other mental health issues and their caregivers.
The Gatekeeper Program helps identify at-risk seniors and connect them with assistance. A Gatekeeper can be any member of our community who regularly comes into contact with seniors and, through that contact, notices changes in the senior’s routine that may indicate deterioration in functioning, substance abuse, or mental health issues. CCS offers free Gatekeeper training to individuals and businesses.
To make a confidential referral or schedule a Gatekeeper presentation:
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Kake Senior Center
Lunch served at noon. Hot nutritious meals are available to those age 60 and over.
Transportation Services: The Senior Center operates one vehicle offering demand response ADA transit service to seniors age 60 and older and to disabled residents of any age.
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Hot, nutritious meals at the senior center
Home-delivered meals for seniors recovering from illness or surgery
Door-to-door transportation
Social and cultural activities
Senior Information/Caregiver Resource Center
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Saxman-Ketchikan Senior Center
Home-delivered meals are available to those who are homebound and over age 60.
Center Open Monday through Friday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM. Lunch served at noon Monday through Thursday, no meals on Friday.
Paratransit Services in Ketchikan: ADA card-holders and seniors in need of paratransit can reserve a ride at least one day in advance at 907-225-8726 or transit@kgbak.us.
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Hot nutritious meals at the senior center
Home delivered meals for seniors recovering from illness or surgery
Door to door transportation
Shopping assistance and other errands
Health maintenance activities
Social and cultural activities
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
Case Management
The Case Manager conducts client needs assessments, develops plans of care to address specified needs, assists seniors in accessing needed services, and monitors the effectiveness of ongoing service delivery in meeting client needs and goals.
Ketchikan Senior and Caregiver Resources and Case Management
Ketchikan Gateway Borough City of Ketchikan Organized Village of Saxman
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Swan Lake Senior Center
Lunch served at 11:30 AM. Hot nutritious meals are available to those age 60 and over.
Transportation Services: The Senior Center operates four paratransit vehicles offering demand response ADA transportation to seniors 60 years of age and older and to disabled residents of any age. Rides are by reservation only. Please give 24 hours’ notice when in need of Transportation Services.
Transportation Hours of Service
Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. – 9 p.m.
After hours (4:30 p.m.), the telephone for rides is
(907) 738-1333
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Hot, nutritious meals at the senior center
Home-delivered meals for seniors recovering from illness or surgery
Door-To-Door Transportation
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
Center for Community Sitka Tribe of Alaska City and Borough of Sitka White Elephant C.H.A.R.R. Sitka Rotary Club Sitka Legacy Foundation
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Transportation Services: The Senior Center provides pick-up and drop-off services before and after lunch with a 24-hour notice. On Tuesdays there is a trip to the Post Office and Bank after lunch, and on Wednesdays a trip to the grocery store after lunch.
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Congregate Meals at the Senior Center
Home-Delivered Meals to homebound seniors
Door-To-Door Transportation
Health Promotion Activities
Senior Information & Help Line
Social & Cultural Activities
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Wrangell Senior Center
Lunch served at noon Tuesday through Friday.
Contact Information
Physical Address: 105 Church Street, Wrangell, AK 99929 Mailing Address: Box 1818, Wrangell, AK 99929 Telephone:(907) 874-2066 Fax: (907) 874-2086 Email:wrangellsc@ccsjuneau.org
Hours of Operation
Tuesday through Friday, 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Transportation Services: The Senior Center provides accessible, demand-response transportation to seniors over the age of 60, Tuesday through Friday, 8:15 AM-1:30 PM. Must call in advance to schedule.
For seniors 60 years of age and over:
Congregate Meals at the Senior Center
Home-Delivered Meals (a.k.a. Meals on Wheels)
Door-To-Door Transportation
Errands Services
Health Promotion Activities
Homemaker/Chore service for qualified persons
Senior Information/Caregiver Resource Center
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
The Case Manager conducts client needs assessments, develops plans of care to address specified needs, assists seniors in accessing needed services, and monitors the effectiveness of ongoing service delivery in meeting client needs and goals.
Wrangell Cooperative Association City and Borough of Wrangell
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
The Case Manager conducts client needs assessments, develops plans of care to address specified needs, assists seniors in accessing needed services, and monitors the effectiveness of ongoing service delivery in meeting client needs and goals.
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Southeast Alaska
The mission of Southeast Senior Services is to “promote the health, independence and quality of life of seniors in Southeast Alaska through the delivery of quality services and the development of community resources.”
Services throughout Southeast Alaska
Family Caregiver Support
Family Caregiver Support provides information and access to supportive services, and other activities designed to assist caregivers in helping seniors maintain a dignified, independent, healthy lifestyle and remain in their homes and communities of choice.
The Case Manager conducts client needs assessments, develops plans of care to address specified needs, assists seniors in accessing needed services, and monitors the effectiveness of ongoing service delivery in meeting client needs and goals.
