• To help maintain the frail adult in his/her home and community.

• To provide support and respite for families who are caring for their dependent older relative.

• To combat isolation with contact, support and enrichment.

Your relative will have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of stimulating activities, including:

• Adaptive physical exercise

• Music programs

• Arts & crafts projects

• Discussions on current events, and times of reminiscing

• Visits from many community volunteers of all ages.

Breakfast and a hot, nutritious lunch are served daily, and beverages are available throughout the day.

Live Oak in the News

Read our March 2008 Newsletter

Getting tips on better fundraising
Minority non-profit leaders find helping hand
San Jose Mercury News, January 15, 2007

Live Oak
Nourishing the elderly has its rewards
Willow Glen Resident, February 23, 2007

[at right: Live Oak Adult Day Services participant Sarah Ungles enjoys the exercise and music class].