Tucson is a city and the county seat of Pima County, Arizona, United States, and home to the University of Arizona. Tucson is the second-largest populated city in Arizona behind Phoenix, both of which anchor the Arizona Sun Corridor. PCOA serves the community through programs offered directly, and through collaborations with community partners.
- IN-HOME SUPPORT: Home Repair & Adaptation, Help at Home, Home-Delivered Meals, Emergency Alert Systems, Neighbors Care Alliance (NCA),
- AGING WELL, Meals & Nutrition, Healthy Living Classes, Transportation, Housing, Be Med Smart, Aging Mastery, Falls Free, OASIS Healthy Habits for Adults
- Caregiving: Long-Term Care, Caregiver Support Groups, Caregiver Training, Time Away (Respite), Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, One-on-One Caregiver Consultation
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8467 E. BROADWAY BLVD.,
TUCSON, AZ 85710
(520) 790-7262
reviews (117)
We have alot of retirees here and snowbirds.
No jobs for seniors other than Care Takers. Minimum Wages.. Was Corporate Trainer for managed care companies in Tucson for many years. Nothing even close to that type of employment. Taught Customer Service. Only positions available are voluntary. Transportation spotty at best. Your own vehicle is needed and roads are in bad repair. Potholes throughout city streets. You can take classes at U of A and Pima Community College.Lots of opportunities for Art classes, but expensive.
this is a w0onderful place. we have senior cinters that provide free and reasonable classes and meals. the cost of living is low as are the cost of housing. wages are a little less than other places, but because living is cheaper it works out great.
I and my daughter are finding Tucson is not age friendly once a woman hits the 50+ bracket. Not in the general office arena.
I think we need more activities for the elderly in my area.