San Francisco Village

San Francisco Village is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership organization dedicated to supporting older San Franciscans by fostering intergenerational relationships and mutual support. The organization envisions a future where people of all ages, races, cultures, and abilities work together to create inclusive communities that model beneficial relationships for society. Through its programs and services, San Francisco Village provides a range of support, including educational activities, social events, and practical assistance, all aimed at promoting community and belonging.

Next Village SF

NEXT Village SF is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse community that values and respects all individuals. The organization welcomes people of all backgrounds, including different races, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations, ages, abilities, religious beliefs, and political views. This commitment to diversity and inclusion is fundamental to NEXT Village SF's mission of supporting older adults in northeast San Francisco

Sequoia Village

Sequoia Village is a non-profit, membership-based virtual community founded in 2015 to support older adults in Belmont, San Carlos, Redwood City, and Redwood Shores. It provides access to various services such as transportation, home repairs, and social events to help members live independently and engage in community activities. By fostering social connections and partnerships with local organizations, Sequoia Village aims to enhance the quality of life for its members, allowing them to age in place with dignity and support.

Mid Peninsula Village

Mid-Peninsula Village, founded in 2016, is a non-profit, membership-based virtual community serving older adults in San Mateo, Burlingame, Hillsborough, Millbrae, and San Bruno. The organization's goal is to help members age in place by providing access to support services that enable them to engage in community activities and maintain their independence. Through a network of volunteers and vetted service providers, Mid-Peninsula Village offers assistance with transportation, home maintenance, technology support, and social activities, fostering a sense of community and enhancing the quality of life for its members.

Hotel Oakland Village

Hotel Oakland Village, established in 2011, is an innovative affordable senior community in Oakland, California, offering over 85 free, on-site health and wellness programs to its nearly 400 residents, with a focus on reducing senior isolation and promoting long-term health. The community's comprehensive approach includes resident-managed health education groups, regular health assessments, and over 90 monthly social activities, enabling seniors to remain active, vibrant, and socially connected while aging in place. Hotel Oakland Village's model not only improves the quality of life for its residents, most of whom are monolingual Chinese seniors, but also serves as a nationally recognized example for combating the negative health impacts of senior isolation in affordable housing communities

Foster City Village

Our mission is to enable older adults to continue living joyfully in their homes and community as they age, by providing mobility, practical assistance, easy access to services, social connections and educational opportunities. We are a non-profit, membership-based organization of neighbors helping neighbors for an improved quality of life. Our work is fueled by volunteers who enable healthier aging for our members and peace of mind for their families.

Clayton Valley Village

Clayton Valley Village (CVV) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of seniors by fostering independence and social connections. The group offers a variety of programs and events designed to promote engagement and community, such as a July 4th celebration, Cheese and Wine & Chat gatherings, Happy Hours, and birthday celebrations for members12. Their mission emphasizes enriching life experiences, encapsulated in their motto: "It's Not the Years in Your Life that Count. It's the Life in Your Years." Membership provides access to social activities, volunteer opportunities, and support services, serving as a "gateway to independence" for seniors in the Clayton Valley area. The organization encourages participation through events like Happy Hour at La Veranda and Momo N Curry, as well as seasonal celebrations.

Sausalito Village

Sausalito Village is a non-profit organization launched in October 2010 and officially became a 501(c)(3) in November 2012. Its mission is to support members in living independently and staying connected to their community as they age, with a focus on collaborative volunteer efforts. The organization offers various services and opportunities for engagement, fostering a sense of community and promoting intergenerational connections through events and activities.

Ashby Village

Ashby Village is a vibrant community-based organization in Berkeley, California, dedicated to helping older adults stay connected and make aging easier and more enjoyable. With approximately 400 members, 300 volunteers, and 5.5 staff positions, the organization provides practical services, social programs, and support to its members. Ashby Village offers direct assistance with tasks like rides and grocery shopping, as well as health programs, support groups, and social activities to foster community engagement. The organization is committed to building an inclusive culture that advances access to services for older adults from all backgrounds and economic means. Through a network of volunteers spanning five generations, Ashby Village enables seniors to age with dignity and purpose in their diverse, multi-generational neighborhoods.

Walnut Creek Village

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Village of San Mateo County

The Village Movement is supported by two key organizations: Village Movement California and the Village to Village Network. Village Movement California focuses on raising awareness and promoting the village model across California, supporting community-based solutions to improve the lives of older adults. The Village to Village Network provides resources and support to help communities establish and maintain Villages nationwide, fostering collaboration and innovation among its member Villages.

Carquinez Village

Carquinez Village is a community-based organization dedicated to supporting older adults in Benicia and Vallejo, California, by offering social connections, personal support services, and lifelong learning opportunities. The organization's mission is to enhance the ability of its members to live joyful, independent, and fulfilling lives as they age safely in their own homes and communities. By providing reliable support and fostering a strong community network, Carquinez Village ensures its members can age in place with peace of mind, knowing help is available when they need it most.

Lamorinda Village

Lamorinda Village is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization serving residents aged 55 and older in Lafayette, Moraga, and Orinda, California, with the aim of supporting seniors to age well in their homes. The organization offers a wide range of services including social and educational activities, practical assistance with daily tasks, health and wellness programs, and referrals to professional services. By providing these diverse offerings and fostering community involvement, Lamorinda Village strives to help seniors maintain their independence, stay connected with their community, and access the support they need for daily living.

Greater Niles Village

Greater Niles Village (GNV) is a non-profit, member-driven organization in Fremont that supports older adults in aging successfully within their community. It provides resources, social connections, and practical assistance to enhance independence, reduce isolation, and promote a purposeful life for seniors. GNV welcomes not only older adults but also their adult children and volunteers of all ages to contribute to this vibrant, supportive network.