Valuable Older Adult Community Resources
Aging Resources of Douglas County
Provides services that promote aging well with independence including transportation, help at home, chore/yard services, companionship, and a loan closet.
Lone Tree Arts Center
Arts in the Afternoon performances, and SPARK!, a free program offered in conjunction with the Alzheimer’s Association.
Living and Aging Well Commission
Monthly luncheons and speakers, periodic potlucks, monthly happy hours and occasional field trips.
Link on Demand
Lone Tree’s free shuttle service, serving Lone Tree, Meridian, Highlands Ranch, parts of Parker, and Castle Rock.
Douglas County Libraries
Tech Tutoring, programming for all ages, including informal coffee chats.
South Suburban Parks and Recreation
Providing Silver Sneakers and Renew Active programs, senior focused classes and field trips.
Nourish Meals on Wheels
Delivers delicious and nutritious meals directly to your door. No income requirements.
Highlands Ranch Senior Center
Offers a variety of program and activities such as fitness classes, health and community resource programming, and life-long learning and socialization opportunities through enrichment activities. Membership available to Lone Tree residents.
Highlandsranch.org/seniorcenter
Denver Regional Council of Governments – Area Agency on Aging
With more than 50 years experience as the designated Area Agency on Aging for an eight-county region, the Denver Regional Council of Governments provides comprehensive services to address the needs of the region’s older adults and people living with disabilities.
AgeWise Colorado
Connecting older adults and their caregivers with trusted services, resources, and information to help them age well in Colorado.