
We guide eligible low-income seniors through the Florida Power & Light assistance application to significantly reduce or eliminate monthly electric bills.
State Issued ID
Most Recent Electric Bill
Proof of Income: SSA/SSI Letter, Bank Statements, or Tax Returns
Benefits Letter (SNAP, TANF, LIHEAP, etc.)

We assist seniors in applying for nutritious meals delivered directly to their homes through their city district, with wellness check-ins included with every delivery.
State Issued ID
Social Security Letter (SSA/SSI)
Must be 62 Years of Age or Older

We enroll seniors with disabilities in Miami-Dade's Special Transportation Service, providing door-to-door rides to medical appointments and essential destinations.
Medical Verification from your physician confirming the need for special transportation

We enroll seniors in the City of Miami's free On-Demand transportation program — providing convenient, scheduled rides throughout the community at absolutely no cost.
Documents Required
State Issued ID
Social Security Letter (SSA/SSI)
Must be 65 Years of Age or Older
Disability Letter (if applicable)

We partner directly with the DMV to bring services to where seniors live. Through on-site events held at senior residential buildings, DMV representatives come to the community to help residents apply for services, update records, get questions answered, and complete important tasks — all without having to travel or navigate the process alone.

We help seniors navigate the web to schedule, make, or change appointments for the DMV and other essential services. Our team provides hands-on, personalized guidance so that older adults can access the services they need online — with confidence, ease, and independence.
Our goal is to bridge the digital divide for older adults, ensuring that no senior is left behind when it comes to accessing vital government services.

For over six years, we have been a trusted presence in the community, dedicated to helping seniors maintain stable and secure housing. In 2020, in partnership with the City of Miami, we began managing cases under the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), providing critical housing support to families facing financial hardship. On March 1, 2024, we continued our collaboration with the City of Miami by taking on cases under the Senior Rental Assistance Program, deepening our commitment to serving the unique needs of senior renters. We are proud to announce that beginning July 2026 through 2027, we will be continuing our partnership with the City of Miami, carrying forward our mission to serve seniors in our community with even greater resources and support.
We serve as a bridge between landlords and tenants — facilitating communication, mediating disputes, and connecting seniors with the resources they need to remain safely housed. A key part of what we do is guiding tenants through the qualification process, ensuring they have all the necessary documentation in order — from proof of income and residency to identification and lease agreements — so that no senior is left behind due to paperwork barriers. Through personalized case management, rental assistance, and community referrals, we work every day to ensure that every senior in our community has the foundation of a stable, dignified home.
Approximately 4,000+
Total cases managed across both programs
How we help
Landlord–tenant mediation
We facilitate respectful communication between property owners and senior renters, working to resolve conflicts before they escalate to eviction.
Documentation assistance
We guide seniors step by step through gathering all documentation ensuring nothing stands between them and the help they need.
Rental assistance
We connect eligible seniors with financial resources and rental relief programs to address arrears, cover gaps, and prevent displacement.
Case management & referrals
Each senior receives personalized support and referrals to local benefits, services, and community resources tailored to their situation.

Providing reliable, accessible transportation and enriching experiences to low- and moderate-income seniors across District 3's government-subsidized housing facilities.
For many seniors living in District 3's subsidized housing, getting to a grocery store or spending a day out isn't simple. Without reliable, affordable transportation, basic independence can slip away — and with it, nutrition, social connection, and quality of life. Social isolation among older adults is linked to increased risks of depression, cognitive decline, and early mortality. Our program directly addresses these barriers, keeping District 3 seniors active, nourished, and connected.
Door-to-door pickup and return with mobility assistance to a full-service grocery store — twice a month, every month.
All vehicles are ADA-compliant, with on-board assistance for seniors with mobility needs.
Programs designed to foster social bonds, reduce isolation, and bring seniors together in meaningful ways.

We manage cases for individuals enrolled in the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) program. Once a case reaches us, our dedicated client specialists take it from there — providing housing stability support and wrap-around services every step of the way.

Our client specialists provide individualized, one-on-one support — connecting every client to the full range of available programs and following up to ensure continued care.

We connect seniors with certified home health aides and nursing professionals who provide personalized care in the comfort of their own home. Accepted by Simply, Molina & Sunshine Health.
Documents Required
State Issued ID
Medicaid or Insurance Card (Simply, Molina, or Sunshine Health)
Physician's Order / Referral for home health
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