Aging is a journey filled with important decisions. For seniors and caregivers in the Moreau, NY area, local programs can make life easier by offering support, social opportunities, and practical services. Whether you’re planning for the future or helping an aging loved one now, these nearby resources can help.

At Home of the Good Shepherd in Moreau, we’re proud to be part of a community that supports seniors with compassion and respect.

Transportation Services for Seniors in Moreau

For seniors who no longer drive, reliable transportation is essential for maintaining independence. Fortunately, there are programs serving the Moreau area:

Saratoga County Office for the Aging Transportation Program: Door-to-door rides for medical visits, grocery shopping, and essential errands (advance registration required).
CDTA STAR Program: Curb-to-curb, reservation-based transportation for individuals unable to use regular bus routes due to disability.
Moreau Community Center “Dial-A-Bus”: Local rides for medical appointments, grocery trips, and access to Center activities and meals.

Some programs require riders to enter and exit vehicles without help. Always check requirements before booking.

At Home of the Good Shepherd, we provide transportation to medical appointments. Staff help residents in and out of the vehicle and can go inside with them to make sure the visit goes smoothly.

Community and Wellness Programs for Seniors in the Moreau Area

Staying active and socially connected is essential for healthy aging. Here are key community resources nearby:

Moreau Community Center – Transportation, senior meals, activities, wellness programs, workshops, and social events in a welcoming community space.
Senior Center of the Kingsbury & Fort Edward Area – Group meals, games, fitness, music programs, day trips, transportation, wellness programs, and a popular ukulele group that performs in local communities.
Glens Falls Senior Center – Fitness classes, games, crafts, lunch gatherings, and support from a Senior Services Specialist for housing, budgeting, and appointments.
Queensbury Senior Center – Exercise programs, arts and crafts, trips, and access to a Senior Services Specialist for local aging resources.

Daily Living Resources & Support for Family Caregivers in the Moreau Area

Saratoga County Office of the Aging

The Office provides a variety of services for Saratoga County residents aged 60 and older, including:

Nutrition services: This includes nutrition centers and home-delivered meals.
Home care services: Assistance for seniors to help them remain independent.
Family caregiver support: Resources and support for those caring for elderly family members.
Legal services: Assistance with legal issues that may affect seniors.
Advocacy: The office advocates for the needs of older adults in the community.

Warren County Office of the Aging

For residents living in Warren County, this office offers similar support to the Saratoga County Office of Aging, including case management, nutrition services, and caregiver resources.

Advocacy: The Office for the Aging advocates on behalf of older persons with legislative bodies and other agencies.
NY Connects: Provides free, unbiased information and help on long-term care. NY Connects serves older individuals and individuals with disabilities of all ages.
Expanded In-Home Services for the Elderly Program (EISEP): Provides non-medical, in-home services to elderly persons who are not eligible for Medicaid.
Congregate meals: Healthy, nutritious meals are served Monday through Friday at noon in senior centers, senior clubs, senior housing complexes, town halls, and other nearby locations. Any person who is 60 years old or older and their spouse of any age is welcome, regardless of income level or resources. Visit their website to find locations.
Home-Delivered Meals: Utilizing volunteer drivers, home-delivered meals are provided for any person 60 years or older who is home-bound and can’t prepare meals for themselves, with a healthy, nutritious, balanced meal delivered to their residence.

SAIL (Southern Adirondack Independent Living)

Sail offers free and low-cost services for seniors and adults with disabilities, including benefits assistance, peer support, and independent skills. Their team can also help with advocacy, navigating health care systems, medical and assistive equipment, helpful workshops, and support with transitions from senior living and care communities. They have offices in Queensbury, Wilton, and Plattsburgh. Find out more on their website at:

Library Programs

Crandall Public Library in nearby Glens Falls and the Moreau branch of the Southern Adirondack Library System offer not only book loans and technology access, but also large print materials and community programming that appeals to older adults. Additionally, their outreach services bring the services of the library directly to the patron’s community, including regular visits to our Moreau community at Home of the Good Shepherd.

When More Support Is Needed

From transportation and library services to caregiver support and memory care, Moreau has many options for seniors and families. If you are considering assisted living or memory care, contact Home of the Good Shepherd. We can answer questions, connect you with local programs, and help you plan the next step.