Programs & Services
Welcome to the Fall Prevention Program!
» FALL PREVENTION FORUM – September 2023
The Ventura County Area Agency on Aging and the Fall Prevention Coalition partners are aware of the critical effects that falls have on the health of individuals and most especially seniors. For that reason, we offer case management services and evidence-based classes designed with those 60 and older in mind.
If you have fallen or are fearful of falling, consider reaching out to us to learn how to improve mobility and balance. Flyers for classes currently being offered are below. All classes are FREE and open to any Ventura County resident 60 or older. For more information call (805) 477-7300 (option 6) or e-mail Fall.Prevention.Program@ventura.org.
The VCAAA is now seeking individuals interested in becoming volunteer instructors for Fall Prevention classes. Training will be provided and background checks are required. Click here to apply to become a volunteer. For more information, call (805) 477-7300 (option 6) or e-mail Fall.Prevention.Program@ventura.org.
» WATCH: Fall Prevention for Older Adults (Our Ventura TV – July 2020)
ALL CLASSES ARE FREE
A Matter of Balance
» Simi Valley Senior Center — April 18 through June 6 (PDF)
Bingocize
» VCAAA — April 24 through July 7 (PDF)
Stepping On
» Oxnard Performing Arts Center — March 21 to May 2 (PDF)
Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance
» Oxnard Performing Arts Center — April 11 to June 29 (PDF)
» HELP of Ojai — April 11 to June 29 (PDF)
» County of Ventura California Room — April 12 to June 30 (PDF)
» Community Presbyterian Church in Ventura — April 12 to June 30 (PDF)
» Ventura Church of Christ — April 12 to June 30 (PDF)
» January-March classes flyer (PDF)
Walk With Ease
» Willett Ranch Community Room — March 6 to April 18 (PDF)
DEEP (Diabetes Education and Empowerment Program)
» More information to come
For more information and schedules for other reputable and effective evidence-based health promotion programs and classes held throughout the county, visit the California Healthier Living Coalition at www.cahealthierliving.org.
COVID-19 NOTICE:
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the VCAAA continues to offer a variety of evidence-based classes while following current COVID-19 safety guidelines, including recommending that instructors and participants wear masks for all classes.
Our focus continues to be on ensuring the health and safety of our community as well as our class participants, volunteers, and employees. We are exploring additional ways that we can continue to support you. Please let us know what we can do to help. We thank you for your understanding and all you do to help support the health of our community.
For Ventura County COVID-19 information, resources, and guidelines, visit www.venturacountyrecovers.org.
