Dear Friend,
It’s my sincere hope that this newsletter finds you and your families safe and healthy.
Michigan seniors are a particularly resilient group who have earned the right to enjoy their future with dignity and financial security. As your State Senator, my goal is to make sure you can focus on what matters most to you, and I’m working hard in Lansing to ensure that we provide the stability you deserve.
Every letter, email, and call to our office has helped me to better represent you, and I hope to continue hearing from you. If you would like to share your ideas or need assistance regarding state government, you can contact my office by calling me toll-free at (855) DIST011 (855-347-8011) or (517) 373-7888. You can also email me at SenJMoss@senate.michigan.gov.
Working for You,
Jeremy Moss, Democrat
State Senator, District 11
Assistant Democratic Leader
Website: SenatorMoss.com
Email: SenJMoss@senate.michigan.gov
Phone: (855) 347-8011
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Senior Service Numbers To Assist You
Help is just a phone call away. Please save these useful numbers.
Meals on Wheels
(248) 689-0001|info@oaklandmow.org
No one should go without access to healthy meals. If you, or a senior you know, are struggling to pay for food, Meals on Wheels can help.
This program provides five nutritious meals per week to homebound, older adults. They also offer liquid nutrition for those who are unable to eat solid food and who have a prescription from their physician.
To qualify for Meals on Wheels, an adult must be:
- 60 years of age or older;
- Homebound (e.g. unable to leave home without assistance and unable to drive);
- Unable to cook for themself;
- Have no one willing or available to prepare meals on a regular basis; and,
- Able to feed themself.
For more information or to determine if you’re eligible for Meals on Wheels, contact Oakland Meals on Wheels at (248) 689-0001.
Oakland County Senior Services
27725 Greenfield Road, Southfield, MI 48076 (248) 424-7000 | health@oakgov.com
If you’re looking for information about aging well, check out the seniors’ section of the Oakland County Health Division’s website at oakgov.com/health/partnerships/seniors. Many resources are available for housing, health, medical, legal issues, and local services, as well as other valuable information. Be sure to check out their Senior Resource Directory — it’s quite comprehensive and a good reference!