Libbie's Place Senior Day Program
Welcome to Libbie's Place!
Libbie's Place Senior Day Program is a nonprofit organization focused on helping older adults stay in their community through provision of medical and social services and caregiver support.
Participants have the opportunity to celebrate life every day while maintaining contact with their family and friends. Our trained staff provide therapeutic activities and positive interaction in a friendly environment for older people who need assistance with daily tasks so they can continue to lead meaningful lives.
Our new facility, located at 5402 Avenue U, opened in 2011. It is a warm and welcoming place to all who enter. If you would like more information about Libbie's Place, please contact us - we'd love to hear from you!
Phone: (409) 741-2538
Fax: (409) 744-2437
Physical address: 5402 Avenue U in Galveston
Mailing address: 2801 53rd Street, Galveston, TX 77551
Fax: (409) 744-2437
Our Mission
The mission of Libbie's Place is to inspire older adults to rediscover the joy of living through compassionate assistance with daily living activities and caregiver support.
Services
Assistance with personal care
Nutritious lunch and snacks
Transportation (limited)
Medication administration
Support groups for families
Structured activity groups
Personalized care plans
Who should come to Libbie's Place?
Adults over 55 years of age who are facing challenges associated with aging, illness or injury, such as stroke or arthritis, resulting in decreased physical functioning and social isolation.
Older adults who are experiencing mild confusion or inability to make good decisions due to dementia or early stages of Alzheimer's.
Older adults who can benefit from supervision and assistance with activities of daily living.
Why do YOU need Libbie's Place?
Caregivers need a break!
Safety and security for older adults who cannot be left alone.
Peace of mind for families struggling to keep a loved one at home.
Increased quality of life for older adults and their caregivers.
Decreased social isolation.
Referrals to additional community resources.