Community Services in Charleston SC

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Welcome to the Community Senior Services section for the Eldercare Channel of Charleston, South Carolina, which will provide you with great information about things like: Alzheimer’s and stroke support groups, meals on wheels, area agencies on aging, adult day care, respite services, and senior centers. Our video host, Ms. Cameron Renwick, is the Development Director for The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Charleston. She coordinates the Memory Walks for Charleston, Beaufort, and Myrtle Beach. Cameron is a fierce advocate for seniors and a proven warrior in the fight against Alzheimer's Disease here in the Carolina Lowcountry.

Local Results:

iTN Charleston Trident

Dignified Transportation for Seniors

The Alzheimer's Association

The South Carolina Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association offers a variety of comprehensive programs for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.

h2u at Trident Health System

Health, Happiness, YOU

Care for Life

Typically, an aged person or their family member contacts our Senior Care Consultant for information on the many facets of caring for the elderly.

For Senior Care Info, Dial 211

Finding the right elder care in our community can be a frustrating adventure. Wouldn’t it be great if there were someone who had all the information at their fingertips?

Respite Care Ministries

Partners in Care

Family Caregiver Support Program

The hands of caregivers make a world of difference

St. Matthew's Community Outreach Center

Empowering Consumers to Control the Services They Receive

Aging & Disability Resource Center

Empowering Consumers to Control the Services They Receive

Dial 211

When we reach out a hand to one - we influence the condition of all

Ombudsman for Long Term Care

The South Carolina Long Term Care Ombudsman Program (LTCOP) provides advocacy services to residents of long-term care facilities.

Roper St. Francis Lifeline

Helping You Live Independently at Home

Roper St. Francis Advantage

Association for the Blind

Founded in 1937, the nonprofit Association for the Blind (AFTB) is committed to improving the quality of life for the visually impaired through services, programs and advocacy by promoting independence and self-sufficiency, and helping individuals to participate fully in their communities.

Love, Inc.

No one is more cherished in this world than someone who lightens the burden of another

Charleston Transitions and Moving Solutions

We provide the physical, logistical, and emotional support you need to organize your home or your move. Whether you or a loved one are moving across town, across the country, reorganizing or decluttering, we provide everything needed for a seamless transition.