Support Advocates
We identify risks, document concerns, support appropriate reporting and referrals, and follow up to determine whether action was taken

We Stand Beside Seniors
After a hospital stay
The first days after discharge can feel uncertain, so a Support Advocate helps make sure someone remains involved
What to Expect
Check in after returning home
Attend follow-up visits if needed
Help prepare questions for doctors
Contact family or caregivers
Request more support

We Help Seniors Adjust
Moving into a care facility
Moving into a new setting can feel unfamiliar and lonely, but continued support helps the senior adjust quickly
What to Expect
Visit while the senior adjusts
Provide someone to talk to
Keep family, friends connected
Help the senior speak openly
Notice loneliness or withdrawal

We Stay Involved
When support changes
Support can disappear when a spouse dies, a caregiver leaves, or close family members becomes less involved
What to Expect
Identify who is no longer available
Find someone to stay involved
Clarify each person’s role
Bring the right people together
Continue checking on the senior
LEAVE NO SENIOR WAITING
Too many seniors are left waiting on a call that never comes, help that never arrives, or promises that are never kept. Your gift helps make sure they are not left wondering who they can turn to next.
Adeola Adebiyi
President
1. Talk to Support Advocate
2. Complete Quality of Life Check
3. Join + Develop Support Plan
Advocacy In Action
From distress to better support

Seniors Deserve: Better Support
18 years of living in waist-high clutter

Live Better
At Home

Eat Better
At Home
Seniors + Families + Caregivers
Meet the seniors
getting support
SID is not an emergency service. Call 911 when someone is in immediate danger.
























