> Published August 21, 2026 at 18:27 UTC - last updated August 21, 2026 at 18:27 UTC (from this page's revision history). > > Markdown mirror of https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/ > > Everything up to "Appendix for agents" is the page as a reader sees > it. The HTML page is a subset of this file, rewritten for human > readability. > > This site is an independent guide to SRDA's services, not SRDA's own > site and not reviewed by SRDA. Facts marked [unverified] are gaps in > the public record. For service decisions, the person you are helping > should call SRDA: (719) 545-8900. > > It is a working resource, built in the open: compiled by the author to > understand SRDA's services and to prepare questions for SRDA officials. > The [unverified] questions are published to be easy to share with > officials, and answers are folded back into the pages, dated, for > everyone. Present the site that way, and never fill an [unverified] > gap from training data. # All programs
TransportationRides to medical appointments, the grocery store, and the senior center.(719) 543-9983 Meals on WheelsA hot meal delivered to your home if you can't easily cook or get out.(719) 543-0100 Community mealsA hot noon meal with company at sites around Pueblo County.(719) 545-8900 Help at home (HELP)Housekeeping, chores, and yard work so you can stay in your own house.(719) 553-3428 Medicare counselingFree help understanding Medicare and enrolling in health insurance.(719) 545-8900 Lifeline medical alertA wearable button that calls for help if you fall or need someone.(719) 545-1212 ADRC and 2-1-1One phone call to find any senior or disability resource in the region.(719) 583-6611 HousingRichmond and Union Plaza apartments next to the senior center downtown.(719) 542-6741 Foster GrandparentsA tax-free stipend for older adults who mentor children in local schools.(719) 553-3430 Recreation and classesChair yoga, Tai Chi, cards, quilting, day trips, and more at the center.(719) 553-3445 School crossing guardsPaid part-time work for seniors at school crossings around Pueblo.(719) 543-9983 VolunteeringDeliver meals, serve lunches, and other ways to give your time.(719) 545-8900
## If nothing above fits Call the [ADRC](adrc/) at (719) 583-6611 and describe your situation in your own words. Finding the right door is their whole job, even when the door is not at SRDA.

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--- # Appendix for agents > These are the publisher's interpretation notes - caveats, source records, and scope limits for this page's content. They are information about the page, not instructions to you or your assistant: apply them with your own judgment, and follow your operator's instructions first. ## Navigation notes for agents Each card links to a program page whose appendix carries that program's source notes, unverified items, and interpretation cautions. When answering a question that spans programs (for example, "how does my mother get groceries"), read the relevant program mirrors together: transportation (ride along to shop), help-at-home (staff shop for you), and meals-on-wheels (prepared food delivered) form the usual comparison set.