As we reflect on the impact of 2025, we’re proud of the progress made and the people who made it possible. This year marked meaningful growth across programs that help older adults, adults living with disabilities, and caregivers live with dignity and choice.
Here’s what you’ll find in The Senior Alliance’s 2025 Year in Review:
Another incredible year is in the books at The Senior Alliance.
We thrived in our mission of helping older adults and adults with disabilities live independently through comprehensive support, services, and resources. We couldn’t do it without our collaborative partners, tireless volunteers, and helpful community. Your generosity transforms our work.
We are pleased to report a year of significant progress and public service.
The Senior Alliance is proud to have been selected as a participant in the new statewide MI Options Program, where our trained and certified counselors provide expert Medicare Counseling and Person-Centered Options Counseling.
With the MI Choice home- and community-based program, older adults and adults living with disabilities have access to in-home services. This long-term support is designed to help individuals stay in a home or residential setting.
At The Senior Alliance, we provide Care Management and Case Coordination & Support programs for eligible older adults in need through the Older Americans Act. These programs help individuals remain in their own home, a family member’s home, or an assisted living community.
We are committed to bridging the gap for food-insecure older adults through a comprehensive network of nutrition services, including home-delivered meals, congregate meals, and holiday meals.
The Senior Alliance Transportation Program
Our transportation program gives caregivers a break and provides travel for older adults in urgent situations to medical and social service appointments.
We are so grateful to our incredible volunteers, generous donors, and the collaborative outreach we’re able to make with the community. It’s what makes The Senior Alliance’s mission possible.
While The Senior Alliance helps with programs, meals, transportation, and more, we also help with services to better understand resources like assistance through calls and effective advocacy with elected officials.
As we look back on the last year, we are proud of the work we’ve accomplished and the impact we’ve made on aging adults and adults living with disabilities in southeastern Michigan, particularly in our service area of western Wayne County and Downriver.
We are excited for another year of continuing our work to ensure that all individuals have the opportunity to age with dignity, maintain their independence, and thrive where they live.
Visit our website for more information about the programs and resources we offer, or give us a call at 734-722-2830.
What is The Senior Alliance?
The Senior Alliance is a trusted Area Agency on Aging that connects older adults, adults living with disabilities, and caregivers in Western Wayne County and Downriver to programs and resources that support independence, safety, and quality of life, so community members can thrive as they age, live, and grow.
How does The Senior Alliance support caregivers?
Caregivers receive guidance through programs like MI Options counseling, Information & Assistance services, respite supports, advocacy, and referrals to trusted community resources. Our goal is to help caregivers understand their options and feel supported at every stage of the journey.
If you are a caregiver in need of support, please visit The Senior Alliance’s Caregiving Haven to get started.
What types of services does The Senior Alliance provide?
The Senior Alliance offers Medicare and long-term care counseling, in-home and community-based supports, nutrition programs, transportation services, care management, advocacy, and much more. Many services are low-cost or free, depending on eligibility. To learn more about the services we offer, please visit our Services Overview page on our website.
The Senior Alliance supports free, limited transportation services to caregivers of older adults who live in The Senior Alliance’s service area.
As we close out the year, we’re reflecting with gratitude on the people and partners who make our work possible. The Senior Alliance is stronger because of the dedicated staff, volunteers, donors, and community organizations who support older adults and caregivers across our region.
September marks National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to remember lives lost to suicide as well as raise awareness about this urgent public health crisis. The Senior Alliance has programs and services to support mental health for aging adults and their caregivers.
