The Senior Resource Directory was made possible by the generous donation of Mr. Dean Ambrose, Longevity Center Board Member and philanthropist.
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Find helpful information for navigating and visiting UCLA, including campus maps, parking, directions, dining options, accessibility information, safety resources, and more.
Explore resources designed to make UCLA more accessible, including accessible campus navigation, hospital services, and language assistance for patients and visitors.
Discover UCLA programs and resources that support physical, mental, and emotional well-being, from mindfulness and healthy aging to support groups and family caregiver resources.
Find UCLA programs, services, and educational resources for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, as well as support and guidance for their families and caregivers.
Explore opportunities to give back and stay connected through volunteer programs at UCLA and across the greater Los Angeles community.
Learn about opportunities to participate in UCLA research studies focused on aging, memory, brain health, wellness, and other areas that contribute to a better understanding of healthy aging.
Continue learning at any age with UCLA educational programs, lectures, courses, and other opportunities designed to encourage intellectual engagement and personal enrichment.
Explore UCLA podcasts and digital resources covering health, wellness, mindfulness, research, and other topics that can help you stay informed and engaged wherever you are.
Stay informed with UCLA publications featuring news, research, health information, and insights on aging, wellness, and topics of interest to older adults and their families.
Experience UCLA’s vibrant arts and cultural offerings through museums, galleries, performances, exhibitions, and other opportunities to enjoy and engage with the arts.
Discover upcoming UCLA events, programs, lectures, performances, and activities that offer opportunities to learn, connect, and engage with the campus community.