Seniors at home: connected, comfortable, safe.

Southeast Seniors is a non-profit organization of health care professionals and neighbors helping people 65 and older remain independent and safe at home. 

Mission statement: Southeast Seniors is a neighbor helping neighbor program that utilizes volunteer and professional staff to help seniors remain safely in their homes with an enhanced quality of life.

Sometimes, it is just a simple task that needs doing or some resources that would make a difference. Growing older is much easier and safer when you have the support you need to live well at home.

We have professional staff and volunteers here to support you:

• an Outreach Nurse on staff who can visit and assess nursing needs of clients,
• a Service Coordinator who can provide resources, and help complete forms/waivers for services and supports, 
• and many volunteers who provide transportation, companionship, and other services to support people 65 and older in the community.

Our Service Area includes Southeast Como, Marcy Holmes, Prospect Park and Nicollet Island/East Bank in Southeast Minneapolis.

​If you need support at home, know someone who needs support, or want to volunteer, please give us a call ​at 612-331-2302.

Upcoming Virtual Classes
The programs below are co-sponsored by Southeast Seniors & Minneapolis Community Education and will be held via Zoom.

To register or for more information, 

• contact Southeast Seniors at 612-331-2302 or info@seseniors.org 
• provide your name, phone number and email.

Registration closes at midnight the evening prior to the program to ensure that all participants receive the Zoom link and handouts (if applicable) prior to the start of the class
 
We’re in America Now: A Survivor’s Stories
Wednesday, November 10th
1:30-2:30 pm
 
Local author Fred M.B. Amram will describe his experiences as a child in Nazi Germany and as a refugee in a new country with a new language and culture. He will also explore how memoirs are written and how difficult it is to assure truth given that we all have faulty memories. Although the Holocaust was horrific, Amram’s writing and speaking capture the bitter and the sweet.
 
Curbs, Floors & Chairs- The Key to Independence
Wednesday, November 17th
1:30-2:30 pm
 
All movement and activity, including stepping onto curbs, getting off the floor or rising from low couches, requires good balance, joint mobility and coordination. Learn tips and exercises that you can practice to continue getting on, up and over the physical obstacles in your life.
 



 

 

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Collecting Email Address
We are collecting email addresses so we can email our newsletter and other pertinent items. Do we have yours? Do you know someone who might like to receive our newsletter and other information?  Please send to info@seseniors.org. Thank you.

Free Assessments

• Outreach Visit
  Our service coordinator and/or outreach nurse will come to your home to talk to you about services we offer and how we can tailor the services so you can live well at home.
• Home Assessment
  Our outreach nurse will come to your home to assess livability of your home and make suggestions to enable you to age in place.

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Testimonials from...

Clients

​This is an awesome organization. They bring volunteer and professional support to older people in the community, helping them live independently and with dignity and purpose.      ~NG, a supporter

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​I didn’t think I would need your services, but I am so glad you were there to help.          ~Mary, a senior

​Your services are a God send. I love my house, my neighbors, and my garden.  I appreciate your organization so much in helping me be able to say here as long as I can. I am needing Southeast Seniors earlier than expected due to physical issues.”         ~ AJ, a senior

​I am so glad you were there to help my neighbor. What would we have done without you?          ​~Nancy, a caregiver

Volunteers

​​I'm really enjoying getting to better know my neighbor and  hearing about her family and their traditions.  Thanks for the opportunity.      ~​ a friendly visitor volunteer

​We were 6 guys and we spent about two hours raking, we had a really good time and we would be willing to do it again.      ~fraternity member

Connection Club Members

​I enjoy a young person feeling comfortable with me and sharing honest and meaningful conversation and laughter."   ~ a senior partner

​It was great to have a chance to get to know a very young person and learn how thoughtful she is.  ~ a senior partner

​I was able to learn how much I can have in common no matter if there were obvious differences between us.  ~ a student partner