Community Services/Non-Profits in Thousand Oaks, CA

“Love coming here to pass the time and find gems. Prices are reasonable and the sales every week are amazing. Every time I donate I shop. It's a small space, but gives a genuine thrifting experience. Only reason why it's not five stars in my book is there's this one older woman at the cash register with a bad attitude/tone every time. Why be in the front if you don't want to be nice to people? Oh well. God bless :)”

“I always try to donate things I don't wear or use. There is a little boutique that takes donations where Seniors volunteer to run the store. They graciously took my donations. I know my pieces will find a great home.”

“I cannot express enough gratitude for the incredible support and resources provided by Thousand Oaks Senior Concerns. As a caregiver for my aging parent, navigating the complexities of elder care was daunting, but Senior Concerns truly became a lifeline for me and my family.

First and foremost, the sense of community fostered by Senior Concerns was invaluable. Connecting with other caregivers who understood the challenges I faced brought immense comfort and encouragement. The workshops and support groups offered not only practical advice but also a space to share experiences and find solidarity in our journey.

The educational resources provided by Senior Concerns were comprehensive and empowering. From workshops on dementia care to legal and financial planning seminars, I felt equipped with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions for my loved one's well-being. The staff members were always approachable and willing to offer guidance, whether it was navigating Medicare options or finding local support services.

One of the standout features of Senior Concerns was their respite care services. Being able to take short breaks knowing that my loved one was in capable hands provided much-needed relief and allowed me to recharge, reducing caregiver burnout significantly.

Moreover, Senior Concerns not only focused on caregiver support but also prioritized the well-being of seniors themselves. The programs and activities offered were engaging and enriching, providing my loved one with opportunities for socialization, mental stimulation, and a sense of belonging within the community.

The entire staff was there for support, helped answer questions and concerns and provided empathy that you were not going at this alone.

In summary, Thousand Oaks Senior Concerns is more than just a resource center; it's a compassionate and comprehensive support network for caregivers and seniors alike. I wholeheartedly recommend their services to anyone navigating the challenges of aging and caregiving.

Thank you, Thousand Oaks Senior Concerns, for your unwavering support and dedication to enhancing the quality of life for seniors and their families.”

“The staff are friendly and courteous. The inventory is great, and the aisles are clean and organized. Good to browse. If I'm looking for something specific, it can be hit or miss.”

“So I got on a list through Turning Points Foundation for Many Mansion along time ago and still no response so a worker from whole person care act told me about the new Many Mansion in Oxnard 84 units available I have mental health issues and I'm disabled and low income so I think I qualify I called left messages asking for help they called back and tried to help but didn't want to completely help but it wasn't there fault I didn't see it says on there website that they will help with the application and that's not a lie but you have to point these thing's out and they will insist you go in I actually called back and apologized and the lady tried to walk me through it but it was a problem with the website it constantly said I already had a account and that my account was invalid I couldn't fill out a application she said she would call back Monday I hope so I got approved for section 8 and am having no luck finding anything there is alot more to it meaning you need credit and a deposit and first month's rent a in some cases a double deposit impossible to do .... I still believe in section 8 and I also believe in Many Mansion's they really do help families, homeless, mental illness and low income as well as veterans it's just impossible to be able to walk everyone through it but it's the only way to do it”