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Home > Support Us Your support makes a huge difference in how we can care for Sonoma County seniors. Council on Aging provides valuable programs and services to over 1,400 seniors each day. Although federal funding does provide about 38%, the rest of our needed resources are provided by grants, client donations, foundation, and corporate gifts, fundraisers, and bequests. But even those funding sources still don’t match the power of the caring and compassionate individual and almost 45% of our funding come from people like you. We greatly appreciate how ever you decide to support the important work we do every day. Our mission is to ensure that every senior has the opportunity and ability to remain independent with dignity and well-being. Check out the many ways you can support our programs: Make a Donation Corporate Sponsorship Volunteer Planned Giving Gift of Stock Vehicle Donations Commmunity Card at Oliver's Markets Swag Store Treasure House Consignment Council on Aging is a registered not-for-profit 501(c)(3) Tax ID: 94-6138714 Privacy Statement: We do not sell or share any donor information including names and addresses. For additional information, please contact Rachel Jones, Director of Development, at 707-525-0143 ext. 146 or email rjones@councilonaging.com .

Home > Wine Country Games > Choose a Sport > Pickleball REGISTER CLOSED: Women's Doubles & Mixed Doubles! Pickleball Friday, June 6th – Sunday, June 8th Sunrise Park, 5301 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park, CA Tournament Schedule Friday, June 6th, Women’s Doubles For bracket start times, click HERE ! Check-in: 7 a.m. – 7:45 a.m. Games begin: 8 a.m. Saturday, June 7th, Mixed Doubles Check-in: 7 a.m. – 7:45 a.m. Games begin: 8 a.m. Sunday, June 8th, Men’s Doubles Check-in: 7 a.m. – 7:45 a.m. Games begin: 8 a.m. Age Requirements & Games Information Doubles team age divisions: 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, & 80+ Players must be 50 years of age by December 31, 2025 to compete. Skill levels of 2.5-5.0 are welcome. Registration Information & Fees Online registration opens on March 1st, 2025 at 12:01 a.m. Use the button at the top of this page to access our registration system. Fees: $60 one-time registration fee for all athletes and a $20/sport event fee Deadline to register: May 31st, at 11:59 p.m. T-shirts are included with registration and available at check-in. No size exchanges on-site. Medals Medals are awarded to the top three doubles teams: 1st, 2nd & 3rd places, in each division. Please pick-up your medal on-site or make arrangements with someone to do that for you. Medals will not be mailed and are not available for pick-up at the Council on Aging office. Venue Information Parking is extremely limited around Sunrise Park and in the adjacent neighborhood, so please carpool. Water and healthy snacks will be provided for athletes, Games volunteers and tournament officials. Portable restrooms and handwashing stations are available on-site. Tournament Details & Rules: This is a non-sanctioned, un-refereed, inclusive community tournament USAP/IFP rules govern play Double elimination play for men’s, women’s and mixed doubles We reserve the right to change the round-robin format for any age division based on entry numbers, space restrictions and any other circumstance effecting play Outdoor (neon) balls will be provided and used for play Need a partner? Go to the tournament registration site to see who’s looking. We recommend that you check in 1 hour before your event Questions about the Games? Contact Coby LaFayette 707-525-0143, ext. 117 clafayette@councilonaging.com Printable Pickleball Flier Thank you to our tournament hosts, without whom this would not be possible: www.rohnertparkpickleball.com Who's Registered?

Home > Services > Resources for Aging Parents Many of us are living the life of the “sandwich generation” — caught between caring for our children and our aging parents. We are grateful that Mom and Dad are still here to share life with us, yet we also face fear and concern when illness and decline take place. How do we navigate this road with our aging parents? Your first call should always be the Council on Aging Services for Seniors at 707-525-0143. We offer an array of financial, nutritional, and social services that may fit your parent’s needs if they reside in Sonoma County. In addition, below are some additional resources: AARP: Are You Ready to Move Your Aging Parent Into Your Home? Mayo Clinic: Healthy Aging Kiplinger: Caring for Your Aging Parents

Home > Wine Country Games > Registered Teams Registered Teams 2025 Updated weekly after April 1, 2025 BOCCE Dolls & Balls Game of Throws Go-Getters Holy Rollers I signori Oakmont Village People Out of Our Hands Pallino Chasers Rainbow Rollers Rollin with my Homies Rolling Stones Sonoma Team 1 Varenna 1 Varenna 2 LAWNBOWLING On the Jack Rollin' Rascals South Bay Rollers Three's Company Wholly Rollers Winning Wicks WOMEN’S SOCCER 50 3rd String Allstars Happy Hour Kickin Grass Leahi SBP United Social Hour 60 Breakaways Chasers Pump It Up Salty Sisters Sassy Seniors Silver Strikers The Wave Usual Suspects 65 Alliance Blu Bayou Breezzz Express Forget-me-not GMFC 65 70+ Gerihatrix GMFC 70 High Mileage Lone Star Strikers Rock On Still Kickin’

Home > Aging > Aging Together Sonoma County Aging Together Sonoma County is a collaborative dedicated to helping make Sonoma County an Age Friendly Community. Age-Friendly Strategies for Faith-Bas ed Communities

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Home > Wine Country Games > Choose a Sport > Cycling 2022 REGISTER Cycling We are not offering this sport for the 2022 games. We hope to bring it back for the 2023 games. Please refer to the California Senior Games website https://californiaseniorgames.org/ to see if there are any other Senior Games tournaments that are offering this sport. 2023 Courses available: 18.6 Mile Road Race – 18.6 Mile Map 32.4 Mile Road Race – 32.4 Mile Map 10 Kilometer Time Trial – 10K Time Trial Map Time: 7:00 am Check-in 7:30 am Mandatory Pre-Race Road Race Meeting 8:00 am Road Races Begin 11:30 am Time Trial Begins (start time depends on when Road Races finish) Note: you must check in 30 minutes prior to the start of the time trials Venue: Cloverdale Train Depot Corner of Citrus Fair Drive & Asti Road Fees: A one-time registration fee of $45 and a $15 fee per cycling category. Same-day registration available with an added fee of $20 to the overall cost. Registration will close on Thursday, May 28 and reopen at the event. Divisions: Men and women in age groups 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, etc. Categories: Time Trials and Road Races for both men and women Format/Rules: AeroBars or handle bar extensions are not allowed for road races. Helmets are mandatory at all times. No bare shoulders. All events will be conducted in accordance with the National Senior Games Association rules . We reserve the right to change the tournament format for any age division based on entry numbers, space restrictions and other circumstances. Medals: Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded for each age and gender.

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Home > Wine Country Games > Choose a Sport > Badminton 2023 REGISTER Badminton We hope to bring it back for the 2023 games. Please refer to the California Senior Games website https://californiaseniorgames.org/ to see if there are any other Senior Games tournaments that are offering this sport. Badminton is one of the most popular sports in the world. Fast-paced and high energy, whether you play singles or doubles. If you are interested in learning more about Badminton in Sonoma County, contact Stan Bischof at stan@worldbadminton.com 2023 Time: 8:00 ~ Check In & Warm Up 9:00 am ~ Games Begin Venue: Santa Rosa Junior College – Haehl Pavillion 1501 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Fees: A one-time registration fee of $45 and a $5 per category (singles, doubles and mixed) Players may compete in up to three categories. Divisions: Divisions competitive and novice within gender and ages 50-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, etc. For doubles competition, the pair will be pla ced in the age category based on the youngest players age as of December 31, 2017. Categories: Singles, mixed doubles and doubles You must provide your own racket. Format/Rules: USAB rules will govern play. Participants must bring their own racquets. Natural-feathered shuttlecocks will be provided. Tournament format will be round-robin followed by single or double elimination depending on the number of participants in the age division. Match is best of three to 21, win by two, cap at 29. If the score reaches 29 – All, the 30th point wins that game. Rally scoring will be used. Umpires and linesmen will be provided upon request. Depending on entries, age divisions may be combined for initial rounds but will be separated for championship/medal play. Awards: Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded for each category in gender and age groups 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, etc

Home > News > Sonoma Seniors Today Council on Aging’s Monthl y Newspaper Sonoma Seniors Today is a monthly publication of 13,000 copies. We distribute it in over 175 locations thr oughout S onoma County. To subscribe: Sonoma Seniors Today If you would like to know more about advertising with us, please cont act: Rachel Jones 707-525-0143 ext. 146 rjones@councilonaging.com Inside 2026 Issues - Sonoma Seniors Today March/April 2026 (https://d56c4823-53af-4775-9397-2f891123879d.usrfiles.com/ugd/d56c48_86eeeeee9b6f41ebb710c7ac3ea35f98.pdf) Smart Snacking for Older Adults. Meet KOA. Perdue Foundation DUPU Grant. Pet Food Grant for Meals on Wheels. Jenny Helman, Advocate for Seniors, Warm Meals, Welcoming Community. PEARLS: Lifeline for Seniors. PEARLS Testimonial. Stress Awareness and Management. Better Living Through Peer Support. 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Home > Services > Social Services Adult Day Respite Program Council on Aging hosts the Adult Day Program in community settings throughout Sonoma County. The Day Program serves those 60 and over with memory loss, dementia, and age-related needs. At each location, we start the day with a welcome coffee and conversation to ease the transition of the morning and then move on to our exercise and activities curated for cognitive stimulation and social engagement. Meals on Wheels delivers a nutritious lunch each day, and we also enjoy community members who facilitate music and art therapies. This is a special opportunity for loved ones to have a much-needed break from caregiving's mental and physical demands. We have our very own space in downtown Santa Rosa, the Alzheimer’s Day Site, where we can serve those with higher needs and support activities of daily living (ADLs) with flexible schedule options. While everyone should have access to this program, we understand that not everyone may be able to contribute. If you're unable, please reach out to us—you won’t be turned away. There are many opportunities for support. "Most of us, directly – or indirectly, know how difficult the job of caregiving for a loved one with a neuro-degenerative disease can be. As a caregiver for my husband with Parkinson’s Disease and cognitive decline related to Parkinson’s, I didn’t realize I was experiencing burnout until it “hit me.” Upon researching options online, I discovered that the Council on Aging offers a Respite Day Program at Vintage House in Sonoma. Soon after, my husband began attending the program, which gave me some time for myself during which I didn’t have to worry about him. Equally important was that he loves being there, & loves the facilitators and the other participants. He looks forward to going there, and comes home excited, talking about the various activities they did that day. In short, I heartily recommend the Council on Aging Respite Program!" (EB, Caregiver/wife of ADP Participant) HOURS & LOCATIONS Four locations in Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, and Sonoma Hours vary by location DAILY ACTIVITIES Gentle Group Exercise Creative Art & Music Activities Nutritious Lunch Stimulating Brain Games Performances by Musicians and Artists Salina Gonzalez, Day Program Manager 707-525-0143 x103, sgonzalez@councilonaging.com We are pleased to announce our partnership with HóttoCare ! Providing support to caregivers and their loved ones with dementia. Senior Peer Support A 12-week supportive program for adults age 60+ that matches peer volunteers for home visits with older adults facin g challenges such as depression, isolation, grief and caregiver stress. Volunteers are supervised by a licensed ment al health clinician. No fee, contributions welcome. We are now accepting new clients. To find out more information on Senior Peer Support, please call Marcia Katz at 707-525-0143 x106 or mkatz@councilonaging.com Family Justice Center A Council on Aging Elder Advocate is based at the Family Justice Center to provide support and care coordination for older adults who are experiencing domestic, physical, emotional, s exual or financial abuse. For adults 65+. No fee, contributions welcome. Jeanie O’Neill, Elder Advocate, 707-565-8265, jeanie.oneill@sonoma-county.org