The Old Fort Lowell Live-At-Home Program, Inc. (OFLLAH) was established in 1997 as a not-for-profit neighborhood-based program. It utilizes neighborhood volunteers to provide a variety of free services to older adults, disabled individuals, or those with temporary needs who live in our neighborhood.
After its founding, the Live-At-Home Program became the model for the establishment of similar programs in many other Tucson neighborhoods. Currently there are almost twenty such organizations in the Neighbors Care Alliance, under the umbrella of the Pima Council on Aging.
All services are free to those living within our catchment area, which is north of Grant Road, east of Swan Road, south of the Rillito River, and west of the Pantano Wash.
Our Board is made up of volunteers who live within our community.
Sage Apicella
Judy Atwell
Susan Bush
Chris Casey
Charlie Boyd, Treas.
Jane Heaton, President
Kay Henshaw
Laura Kaufman, Secretary
Kit Owen
Janet Silverman
Dorothy Steele, Vice-President
Cynthia Thompson
Diana Warr