Peninsula Volunteers
Peninsula Volunteers, Inc. believes in the independence of seniors- to age in place- in their homes and communities. Learn more...
Rosener House Adult Day Services
Offers a therapeutic day activity program including nursing, therapies, and recreation, for older adults and seniors with challenges and limitations, while providing respite for caregivers. Learn more...
Meals on Wheels
Delivers over 3,000 hot, nutritious meals each week to homebound older adults in San Mateo County who are unable to shop and cook for themselves. Learn more...
Little House
Provides a breadth of services centered on health, wellness and social interaction to over 3,500 people annually. Learn more...
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PVI provides, high quality an nurturing programs so seniors are engaged, cared for and respected as vital community members.
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As life expectancy lengthens communities need to embrace both opportunities and challenges to help aging adults maintain their dignity, independence and sense of usefulness. Peninsula Volunteers, Inc. (PVI) provides innovative services and housing to support aging adults in the mid-Peninsula and Silicon Valley.
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Almanac News: “Barbara Kalt wraps up a memorable career” – Positively determined
Maddie, Barbara Kalt’s dog, gives a kiss to John J. at Rosener House in Menlo Park. Photo by Magali Gauthier/The Almanac Rosendo N. shakes the paw of Maddie, Barbara Kalt’s dog, at Rosener House, a daycare center in Menlo Park for adults with dementia. Kalt recently retired from her position as the center’s director. Photo… Read more
Rosener House first in the U.S. to host French tango program for Alzheimer’s patients
By Chris Kenrick B Special to The Almanac== When Barbara Kalt invited a team of French researchers to bring an experimental therapeutic tango program to Menlo Park’s Rosener House earlier this year, she wasn’t sure whether the dance steps would help improve the cognition, gait and balance in participants with Alzheimer’s disease. She hoped, at the… Read more
Peninsula Volunteers, Inc. receives $5,000 grant from PA Weekly Holiday Fund
The Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund campaign exceeded expectations this year by raising $411,000 for local nonprofits, the largest amount in its 26-year history. Checks in amounts ranging from $3,000 to $20,000 were given out to organization representatives at the end of the reception held April 22, 2019, at the Palo Alto Weekly’s headquarters. Peter… Read more
Celebrating 70 years! 1947 – 1957
1947 to Today As of this month, we’re marking 70 years since a group of forward-thinking women incorporated Peninsula Volunteers, Inc., and with that action started an organization that continues to serve the needs of seniors on the San Francisco Peninsula to this day. To honor this milestone, we will be taking a look back… Read more
PENINSULA VOLUNTEERS, INC. RECEIVES $15,000 GRANT FROM KAISER PERMANENTE
Menlo Park, CA – June, 2018: Peninsula Volunteers, Inc. (PVI) is pleased to announce that it has received a $15,000 grant from the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Region, South San Francisco. This grant will further assist PVI’s mission to support seniors through its expanded Meals on Wheels program. This project is supported by Kaiser Permanente… Read more
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Authors Salon Luncheon
Join us for an engaging luncheon with a panel of respected authors, all benefiting PVI programs for seniors this March.
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