Senior Resource Alliance is your local resource for accessing the many services and programs available to senior citizens, their caregivers, and family members.
Our work at SRA is made possible thanks to support from community partners like @ORRFoundation.
This summer, volunteers with the organization joined our team to pack storm kits for Hurricane Ian victims who are continuing to feel the impacts of the 2022 storm.
A missing girl is back home thanks to Kissimmee Police and K9 Belle, who tracked her through scent alone.
In 2024, SRA donated the bloodhound and her sister to the agency through a @scentevidencek9 partnership, continuing our mission of keeping Central Floridians safe.
We’re honored to be named a 2026 @theUSAging “Aging Achievement” Award winner for our A Matter of Balance partnership with the Satellite Beach Fire Department, which expanded access to free fall prevention courses in Brevard County.
Sign up for a class: https://t.co/uTbj1Br8tu
Everyone has a role to play when a senior starts experiencing memory challenges.
President & CEO Karla Radka spoke with @Orlando_Family about the early signs of cognitive decline and when loved ones should take action.
Read her insight: https://t.co/zD6zLXMDje
@AARPFL & @AARPLivable are excited to announce 24 Community Challenge grantees right here in the Sunshine State! 🌞🎉
It is the program's 10-year anniversary, and AARP has doubled its investment to support 750 grantees nationwide. Learn more at https://t.co/nt7yXmgfEe
SRA is honored that @JohannaForFL has presented us with the District 43 Leadership Award in Non-Profits, a testament to our extensive commitment to serving seniors across multiple aspects of their lives.
Families who need assistance can call our Elder Helpline at 407-514-1800.
This summer, you don’t have to sweat over your power bill.
SRA’s EHEAP program provides up to $2,000 in utility assistance so older adults in Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Brevard counties can live comfortably in their homes.
Interested in applying? Call 407-514-1800.
Summer is here, and SRA doesn’t want you to struggle through dangerous heat without air conditioning.
Our EHEAP program provides seniors with financial support so they can settle disconnection fees, pre-pay energy bills and buy cooling fans.
Call to apply: 407-514-1800
SRA helps older adults maintain their independence as they age, including after a hospital visit.
This June, West Orlando News shared President & CEO Karla Radka’s insight into how seniors can preserve their quality of life during a medical emergency.
https://t.co/5vLToIDanv
Our SHINE volunteers help Medicare beneficiaries with their questions, whether it’s about reading their statements or picking the right plan.
Do you want to be a part of this lifechanging work? Join us during a virtual workshop on June 18 at 11 a.m.: https://t.co/1G9n378S9H
More than 1 in 5 Floridians are seniors, and many of them can’t afford their monthly power bill.
SRA encourages those who are facing financial challenges to apply for EHEAP utility bill assistance. To find out if you qualify, call our Elder Helpline at 407-514-1800.
Our SHINE program offers free Medicare counseling to help seniors navigate the healthcare industry.
This work can’t be done without our volunteers, and we’re expanding that team! Find out how to sign up during an online seminar on June 18 at 11 a.m.: https://t.co/1G9n378kk9
This National Safety Month, temperatures are rising, and so is the risk of weather-related dangers like heat stroke.
If you need help keeping your AC running in the hot months ahead, call our Elder Helpline at 407-514-1800 to apply for up to $2,000 in EHEAP assistance.
We’re recruiting volunteers for our SHINE program, which offers free Medicare counseling for seniors.
If you’re interested in learning more about the service and launching your SHINE journey, register for our virtual workshop on June 18 at 11 a.m.: https://t.co/1G9n378kk9
Hurricane season has officially begun, which means power outages are top of mind.
But many seniors are worried about losing electricity year-round due to their income.
If you’re facing this financial battle, call 407-514-1800 to find out about EHEAP utility bill assistance.
You don’t have to be 65 or older to take action this Medicare Fraud Prevention Week.
When out in public, be aware of seniors purchasing gift cards in large amounts. Many people have helped stop a scam in its tracks by stepping in and asking questions.
Are you ready to be a fraud fighter? By opening a free account at https://t.co/MsV0irjupc, you can track claims and make sure what you’re billed is accurate.
We’re seeking volunteers for our SHINE program, which offers free one-on-one Medicare counseling to Central Florida seniors. To learn how to get involved, attend our virtual information session on June 4 at 11 a.m.
Register now: https://t.co/yXr56lGnT2
It’s Medicare Fraud Prevention Week – a time to spread awareness about the deceptive methods criminals use, including offering free medical products in exchange for your Medicare number.
To learn how to protect yourself against fraud, call our Elder Helpline at 407-514-1800.
For World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we’re inviting you to a virtual workshop to learn about common scams that target older adults and how to how to protect your finances and private information.
Sign up for the free session on June 10 at 10:30 a.m.: https://t.co/i8lT1RvcUb