Stay Connected

Stay Connected and Feel Less Lonely

Aging well means staying informed, connected, and supported—and Idaho offers a wide range of free and low-cost programs to help older adults live healthier, more independent lives. Whether you’re looking for nutrition support, health education, social connection, or help navigating services, you’re in the right place.

Explore trusted, local resources below to support your journey or the journey of someone you care about. Each section includes practical information, helpful tools, and ways to get involved—because aging shouldn’t mean going it alone.

Quick Tips

  • Not sure where to begin? Contact your local Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) for personalized help.

  • Want healthy meals delivered? Check out Home-Delivered Meals or Congregate Meals near you.

  • Feeling isolated? Explore Loneliness Prevention programs and stay socially connected.

  • Living with chronic conditions? Learn how to manage diabetes, arthritis, pain, and more with Idaho-based tools.

  • Looking for part-time work? The SCSEP program can help you build skills and earn income.

Congregate Meals

Connection, friendship, and a reason to get out and engage with the community.

Loneliness Prevention & Reduction

Feeling connected is vital for healthy aging. Idaho offers programs and support to help older adults stay socially active, emotionally supported, and engaged in their communities—whether through check-in calls, group activities, or volunteer opportunities.

Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)

Idaho’s SCSEP helps adults aged 55+ find part-time, paid training positions with nonprofits and community groups—building skills, boosting confidence, and opening doors to future employment.

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