Media Resources

VANTAGE Aging Locations

Programs

Stats (2016)

• In 2016, 141 people found work as a result of the training they received in the program
• 14,830 people utilized our various resource rooms across our 40 county service areas and 14,348 hours of work training were provided to 1,275 mature workers
• Nonprofits benefited by receiving 692,826 hours of service, allowing them to expand their capacity building efforts to administer their programs

Behavioral Health Solutions

• Over 70% of our clients surveyed expressed improved functionality as a result of treatment at Behavioral Health Solutions

• In 2016, Meals on Wheels delivered 213,234 meals to 6,226 home-bound clients
• In our four congregate dining facilities, our program provides valuable socialization along with a healthy meal, serving 45,486 meals in 2016
• Meals on Wheels provided over 6,179 hours of training to participants

Home Wellness Solutions

• A survey administered in 2016 to homecare recipients indicated 99% of customers remained in their own home because of the services they received from Vantage Aging
• In fiscal year 2016, 16,758 hours of home health aide services and 6,652 hours of homemaker services were provided for 130 customer and 228.75 hours of case management services were provided
• 326 nurse visits were also provided to customers to provide wellness assistance.
• An additional 162 clients received 958 hours of chore services

• In 2016 the RSVP program had over 300 volunteers in Summit and Medina Counties, who together provided over 18,245 hours of community service to benefit 13 non-profits
• When surveyed, 76 respondents agreed that volunteering made a difference in their community and 71 agreed that volunteering with RSVP made them feel like an active part of their community
• When asked how volunteering makes them feel, 98% of the responses indicated they enjoyed meeting new friends and interesting people

Media Assets